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deepgreenravine @deepgreenravine.bsky.social · 06/09/2026

hey, thank you so much! i am also offering the course asynchronously for a reduced price if that would interest you? feel free to email me at deepgreenravine[at]gmail.com if you’d like, and i can tell you more! either way, i appreciate you!

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deepgreenravine @deepgreenravine.bsky.social · 01/09/2026

we can surely make that happen during mammal week :)

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deepgreenravine @deepgreenravine.bsky.social · 31/08/2026

Vertebrate Anatomy for Artists is also available asynchronously for a reduced price - if that interests you, please email me directly! Either way, I’d love to see you there. #sciart

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deepgreenravine @deepgreenravine.bsky.social · 31/08/2026

Hi! Starting in a couple weeks I’ll be teaching Vertebrate Anatomy for Artists online through the LAA. This 8-week course runs on Tuesdays from 530p-8p EST, 9/8-10/27. We’ll focus on form, function, and artistic technique. The link to sign up is in my bio.

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deepgreenravine @deepgreenravine.bsky.social · 20/07/2026

If you’re interested in the asynchronous option, please reach out via the email in my bio!

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deepgreenravine @deepgreenravine.bsky.social · 20/07/2026

If you’re interested in the asynchronous option, please reach out via the email in my bio!

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Tisha Mark @tishamark.com · 29/05/2026

I have a commission slot open for June if anyone is interested! My contact info is on my website - give me a shout and let's chat about what we could create together! 😊🎨 tishamark.com #art #OilPainting #SciArt #TraditionalArt

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deepgreenravine @deepgreenravine.bsky.social · 29/05/2026

Here is a little sneak preview of some recent fish illustrations! These are the four subspecies of cutthroat trout found in CO. The differences are subtle, but they’re there - can you tell them apart?

This is a square image split into four. Each window shows the midsection of a different cutthroat trout, which are generally olive/bronze dorsally fading into yellow on the flank and pink or yellow on the belly. Black speckles of different shapes cover the body.

Top left: Colorado River cutthroat trout
Top right: Snake River cutthroat trout (non-native)
Bottom left: Greenback cutthroat trout
Bottom right: Rio Grande cutthroat trout

#sciart

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Scientific American @sciam.bsky.social · 26/05/2026

Listen in on scientists finding (and falling for) a new species of octopus now called Microeledone galapagensis. Read more here www.scientificamerican.com/article/tiny...

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deepgreenravine @deepgreenravine.bsky.social · 24/05/2026

I’d also like to say that I’m presently available to work with any scientists, educators, academics, and other professionals seeking illustrations to accompany journal articles, write-ups, exhibits, educational materials, etc. If this sounds like you, please reach out via email!

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Patrick Lynch @patrlynch1.bsky.social · 24/05/2026

Something you can easily do in digital illustration: Repurpose an older piece for a new thing on nocturnal predation. My illustration and photos. See the ALT text. 🧪🌿🌎🪶🐡 #wildlife #scicomm #sciviz #wildlifeart #illustration #scientificillustration #natureart #visualscicomm #sciviz #scicomm #owls

My illustration of a perched Great Horned Owl in a swamp at night. I was writing a section of my book "PONDS: An Illustrated Guide" on nocturnal predators in freshwater environments, and I realized that I could repurpose an older GHO illustration of mine. I shot a local marsh at night for the purpose, and added a separate tele shot of the moon to light the scene.

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deepgreenravine @deepgreenravine.bsky.social · 24/05/2026

Green brittle star (Ophiarachna incrassata) / colored pencil on Duralar / 2026 I’ve been gone for a hot minute, but the time has come for me to get back in the habit of posting here. Here’s a brittle star!

This is a realistic drawing of a green brittle star - a starfish-like animal with a small, round central disk and five snaky arms. #sciart

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deepgreenravine @deepgreenravine.bsky.social · 17/09/2025

me, working, minding my own business: Rat Underpant:

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deepgreenravine @deepgreenravine.bsky.social · 16/09/2025

hi all - this is a little last-minute, but since I’m back here on Bluesky I figured I’d share! tomorrow I start teaching an 8-week online course on fish anatomy for artists through the Lyme Art Association. if it fits into your schedule, please join me! lymeartassociation.org/online-class...

This graphic depicts a drawing of shark teeth and shares some information about the course, which takes place online on Wednesdays from 530p-8p EST and runs from 9/17-11/5. #sciart

This is a colored pencil drawing of an anglerfish on black paper.

This is a black-and-white pen drawing of a Rio Grande silvery minnow, labeled with its common name and its scientific name (Hybognathus amarus) as well as its average size (3.5” in length).

This is an infographic about the bowmouth guitarfish (Rhina ancylostoma) and its dentition. Drawings show the whole animal, a ventral view of its mouth and gills, and its jawbones. Text reads as follows:

The bowmouth guitarfish is a large demersal fish native to the warm waters of the Indo-West Pacific Ocean. These unique fish are unfortunately critically endangered, but they generally fare well in captivity and can be seen in aquariums around the world.

Despite their elongated bodies, bowmouth guitarfish are rays. Adults may approach 9’ in length. They are armored for sally with ridges of bony thorns over their eyes and along their backs, and dappled with lighter spots.

As with other rays, the guitarfish’s mouth, nose, and gills are positioned ventrally - on the underside of its head. Bowmouths feed on smaller seafloor dwellers: crustaceans, mollusks, and other fish.

To accommodate this crunchy and well-armored diet, the bowmouth guitarfish’s teeth are modified into wavy bands of flat, blunt crushing plates.

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deepgreenravine @deepgreenravine.bsky.social · 10/09/2025

AHAHA i love that! god i miss that project.

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Helen Whistberry @whistberry.northsky.social · 01/05/2025

Fun little experiment in style for the first day of #MothMay. My take on a mint moth, which I had not heard of before, but have striking colors!

Art piece of a digital painting of a mint moth which has burgundy wings with gold highlights and black and gold on the under wings. Drawn in a symmetrical style, it is perched on almost abstract purple flowers with green leaves. Everything is drawn with shapes with black in between to emphasize pattern and form while being in no way realistic.

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deepgreenravine @deepgreenravine.bsky.social · 29/04/2025

Remember when I said I needed to draw more newts? This marbled newt (Triturus marmoratus) is small, but now I have the itch. I definitely need to add more amphibians to my repertoire! This drawing was made with watercolor and colored pencil.

This is a small illustration of a marbled newt. It is a lizard like amphibian, green in color with black spots and bumps of various sizes and a vivid orange stripe along its back. #sciart

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Patrick Lynch @patrlynch1.bsky.social · 29/04/2025

1/2 Great White Shark and Blue Shark. From my book "A Field Guide to Cape Cod," Yale University Press. a.co/d/eK4A0sd 🧪🌿🌎 #sciart #wildlife #scicomm #sciviz #wildlifeart #illustration #scientificillustration #natureart #visualscicomm #sciviz #scicomm #sharks #CACO #CapeCod

Side view illustrations of a Great White Shark and a Blue Shark.

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Helen Whistberry @whistberry.northsky.social · 22/04/2025

I don't know how to express this in a way that makes sense but my art improved by leaps and bounds once I realized it is less about translating exactly what you see onto paper than it is about creating an illusion in the viewer's eye of what you are seeing (and there are tricks, just like in magic.)

Art piece of a digital painting of a tan and brown wren perched on the end of a gray stick among red poppies and green grass.

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deepgreenravine @deepgreenravine.bsky.social · 08/04/2025

Colorado hydrological map / graphite and digital / 2025 Here it is, folks - my first map is finished (for now)! This is a pretty comprehensive look at the various and sundry bodies of water crisscrossing my beautiful home state. This map will be part of an upcoming field guide project! Stay tuned 👀

This is a topographical map of the state of Colorado, with rivers, lakes, streams, reservoirs, and other bodies of water drawn in a deep teal blue. #sciart

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deepgreenravine @deepgreenravine.bsky.social · 19/04/2025

(reposting due to a typo) Happy #fossilfriday! Here’s an assortment of shark teeth (fossil and contemporary) from my collection, accompanied by a small plastic tiger shark. I pulled the bull shark tooth off the seafloor myself! This drawing was made with watercolor and colored pencil. #sciart

This image features an assortment of shark teeth of various sizes and shapes against a white background.

This image labels all of the teeth with the species to which they belong, as follows.

Fossil: 1) tiger shark (Galeocerdo sp.) 2+3) crow shark (Squalicorax pristodontus) 4) white shark (Carcharodon planus) 5) megalodon (Otodus megalodon) 6) requiem shark (Physogaleus contortus) 7) mackerel shark (Otodus obliquus)

Contemporary: 8) mako shark (Isurus sp.) 9) bull shark (Carcharhinus leucas)

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deepgreenravine @deepgreenravine.bsky.social · 22/04/2025

i am not exaggerating when i tell you that i think abt this triumph of #sciart at least once a week.

This is a simple black and white drawing of a friendly looking rat wearing an undergarment that looks extremely itchy. The caption reads: “Fig. 1. The underpant worn by the rat.”

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Francine Fox @francinefox.bsky.social · 22/04/2025

Today’s labors on the snake! Check out my last post to see the progress. It’s back to teaching tomorrow, but the semester will be over in a few weeks and maybe I’ll have more painting time. #watercolor #candy #snakes #wildlifeart #eden #apples #reptiles #wip #painting #surrealart #realism #red

Close up of a red snake and candy apple watercolor.

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Animal Aspects (Art History Animalia) @animal-aspects.bsky.social · 21/04/2025

Easter eggs 😉 “ŒUFS (Eggs),” #sciart by Adolphe Millot (1857-1921) from Nouveau Larousse Illustré (1897-1904), Vol. 6, p. 473. Not just bird eggs, but also cartilaginous fish, turtles, butterflies and moths, and even a cuttlefish! commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Ad...

“ŒUFS (Eggs),” illustration by Adolphe Millot (1857-1921) from _Nouveau Larousse Illustré_ [1897-1904], vol. 6, p. 473. A symmetrically organized collection of various eggs, mostly birds but also with examples of cartilaginous fish, turtles, butterflies & moths, and cuttlefish.

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deepgreenravine @deepgreenravine.bsky.social · 20/04/2025

this is SO cool! thank you for sharing!

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Raven Amos (Spoopy Edition)🎨🐦‍⬛ @alaskanime.bsky.social · 19/04/2025

#PaleoArtist #PaleoArt Everyone deserves a chance to see and experience your wonderful works! The fact it bumps you up in search to add alt text to your images is just gravy on top - here’s a fellow scientist w/low vision breaking it down for you (with helpful links and tools)

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Lauren @tinylongwing.bsky.social · 19/04/2025

I'm delighted to be able to share my latest artwork for the @songbirding.com podcast and audiobook series! Singing female American Redstart, because female birds definitely do sing and we're finally starting to pay attention. 🎨🪶 #SciArt #BirdArt 🧪

Illustration of a singing female American Redstart on a bright sunny spring day. Her head is tipped back, beak open, while she is perched on a mottled brown branch. She is overall grayish on the body but has a patch of bright yellow at the side of the breast, and a black and yellow tail. Behind her are pale pastel well-lit dogwood flowers and soft green leaves.

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deepgreenravine @deepgreenravine.bsky.social · 20/04/2025

oh, that is the coolest! i’ve never been anywhere i could hunt for them myself - what a lovely memory. the megalodon tooth was a gift; i’ve drawn it a couple times - each time i’m mindblown by its size all over again, especially knowing there are larger ones out there. thanks for the repost :)

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