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A selection of some of my personal favorites.

acrylic on watercolor paper with balsa wood frame

(original miniature paintings for sale here)

🏞️ Butterflies collected in the Shire Valley, East Africa [Shire River Valley (Malawi and Mozambique)], [between 1861 and 1862?] Original source Image description: A historical illustration showing two butterflies collected in the Shire River Valley, East Africa, around 1861-1862. Both butterflies are pinned on separate, rounded paper mounts attached to a larger backing. The left butterfly has dark brown wings with lighter patches near the center and faint white spots near the wing edges. The right butterfly features lighter brown wings with intricate vein patterns and subtle eye spots near the outer edges. The aged paper and soft pencil annotations below the butterflies suggest detailed scientific documentation from a 19th-century naturalist expedition in the valley region.

germechart

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The Ripper kills in sounders of three or four, in quick order. Do you know why? I know why.

empire-of-light

I know I didn't kill her.

lastcellontheleft

will graham wrote the standard monograph of time of death based on insect activity. he fishes with lovingly crafted insect lures. his first solo tableau involved elevating a man into a firefly.

hannibal is going to realize halfway through their murdermoon that his beloved ‘lamb of god’ is a actually a kafkaesque little bug freak and everyone’s gonna be better for it.

fallen angel

HUGH DANCY as WILL GRAHAM

HANNIBAL (2013-2015)

1.02 - Amuse-Bouche

elvisqueso

this is my design. #mydesign

hcnnibal

uh hes fucking insane your honor

mmiamor

happy fathers day will graham! please never do that again! please just adopt another dog!

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historicalbookimages

🐉 British dragonflies (Odonata) London, L.U. Gill, 1900. Original source Image description: Illustration from 1900 titled “British dragonflies (Odonata)” depicts four detailed dragonflies arranged in pairs, showing two species: Cordulia ænea and Oxygastra curtisii. Each species is shown in natural size with transparent, veined wings, segmented greenish-blue bodies, and prominent eyes. The top pair, Cordulia ænea, has shorter, wider abdomens with yellowish markings near the thorax. The bottom pair, Oxygastra curtisii, features longer, slender abdomens with yellow stripe patterns. The artwork highlights the anatomical details of British dragonflies, emphasizing their delicate wing structures and body segmentation, related to the keyword “dragon” through their “dragonfly” identity.