Jun 19
another part of my series about insects and humans. this one is about the tongue eating louse and humans' fear of control. ngl this is probably my most abstract piece. I used watercolor, ink, and gauche for this.
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another part of my series about insects and humans. this one is about the tongue eating louse and humans' fear of control. ngl this is probably my most abstract piece. I used watercolor, ink, and gauche for this.
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Psocus leidyi
A barklouse found in North America.
image by Leanne Guay
In February I tried redrawing my favorite characters from games with detailed portraits. They're super unfinished (and will stay that way), a bit wonky, and maybe at the time it also morally destroyed me, but! I feel like this really levels up your skill hehehe.
Louse
The Lubber Fiend, Newcastle, England. 21/03/26.
Blaste quieta
A species of barklouse from Central and North America.
image by Rob Van Epps
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Liposcelis ornata
A booklouse found in North and South America. They are omnivorous and will eat almost any stored product of animal or plant origin, and moulds. Liposcelis spp. are also important pests of museums, libraries, food processing plants, retail and domestic premises. In buildings, psocid infestations are usually associated with dampness and poor ventilation.
image by dhasdf
Louse
The Lubber Fiend, Newcastle, England. 27/02/26.
when i look at you, i cant help but think i dont really deserve this