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Trilobite Mermaid

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My final for the first year of my fashion and textile course :] fossils cardigan featuring living fossils like coelacanth and lots of dinosaur bones. Big love letter to palaeontology and natural history. Got super into my knitting machine but I wasn’t very adept with it yet so I sort of crocheted around the edges of my pieces and sewed them all together, and crocheted some edges/ribbing. The buttons are handmade from polymer clay. Used some second hand gold yarn I found in a charity shop and a whole bunch of mixed variegated wool together. My most ambitious project yet I completely just did not speak to people for that final month I was working on this 😭
Some close ups:
And my watercolour paintings this piece was based on:
Haven't drawn 2D art in a while. Bristolia insolens from the Lower Cambrian 520 million years ago😊
Trilobite
I don't want to hear shit about the fact that I mixed animals from different periods for panel 1. Not one word.
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A very silly zine from tcaf last month
A minor pile up between three migrating trilobites, Eldredgeops rana.
Illustration by Mark P Witton 
1.35" Pelagic Trilobite (Cyclopyge) Fossil - Huge Eyes