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@chicagogingerartist
Hey tumblr!
So I recently got an instagram, and while I love tumblr, Instagram is a far better site for posting and getting your art out there. I’m not leaving tumblr but I won’t be posting that often on here. If you want to follow me on Instagram feel free, it’s @whimsicalyweird. Thank you to everyone who showed me love and support on tumblr!
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Red Tailed Hawk
Done with watercolor
Fun Fact: Red Tailed Hawks have the ability to acclimate to all the biomes within their range.
Microbiology Professor Transforms His Research into Bronze Recreations of Ancient Trilobites and Modern Insects
And you may ask yourself, what on Earth is that?
Is it a weird disembodied hat? An alien? A UFO????
It’s a jelly! And one of the coolest jellies in the deep sea.
But how big is it, you ask???
We’ve got you covered:
Those lasers are set at 10 centimeters apart, so while this jelly isn’t huge, nor is it tiny. Unless it’s bigger on the inside.
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We shall call it squishy and it shall be ours and it shall be our squishy 😍♨️
Me: “I’m only going to have *one* cookie today.” Also me: “It’s the holidays!”
Treat yo self 2018!!!
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Moths done with watercolor, this was a gift for my younger cousin who is quite the moth man.
Fun fact! Some members of the Tiger Moth family can send out sound signals that resemble echolocation calls from bats. These calls confuse bats and allow the moths to drop out of the air and live another night.
Maman by Louise Bourgeois #louisebourgeois #publicart https://www.instagram.com/p/BqPTHudgaNT/
Super cool!!!
A Flower of Paradise done with watercolor
Symbiotic Assemblages by Amy Gross Combine Animals and Insects with Fictionalized Habitats
I love these so much!!!
A Tropical plant done with watercolor
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Happy Veterans Day!!!
A Baltimore Oriole done with watercolor
Fun fact! Baltimore Orioles have hanging nests that are woven out of plant fibers, usually they nest near the end of drooping branches
A Blue Jay done with watercolor
Fun fact! Blue jays mimic the calls of hawks, especially Red-shouldered hawks, to warn other blue jays of danger or to deceive other birds and make them believe a hawk is present.
A Dala Horse done with watercolors and gouache.
A Blue Crystal done with watercolor and masking fluid
Fun fact! The color blue is used often in art therapy for parkinson's disease because of it being a calming color.
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Lizan Freijsan’s hand-tufted carpets are inspired by fungi and stains
Look at these FUNgi carpets
Inktober day 4!!! (Or whatever day you want, I’m very behind)
A painting of a Black Skimmer
Bird fun fact: Skimmers have a beak that is larger on the bottom, they use it to skim the water for fish. How they do this is by flying right above the water with their beak open. Heres a video of one in action! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rg6k-9tkhYA
