Gen Conway

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Palaeoart & various other biology art. Palaeontology student (4th year) and into a range of hiking and nature stuff (though I particularly like strange arachnids and crustaceans). open for commissions: gencoelacanth@gmail.com

If you liked the recent green hairstreak, you might enjoy this detail of the pearl crescent from 2021 (longer ago than I realise). Watercolour and gouache on vintage J. Whatman paper from 1940.

Detail of a watercolour painting of a pearl crescent butterfly, showing a little over half of its outspread wingspan. Tigerish in orange and gold with black markings. The piece is very intricately painted.

A sudden blizzard during the cold season has scattered a herd of Magnamanus; now that the danger has passed, they are trying to reunite by calling out through the forest.Their calls and the colorful “flag” running down their backs aid in communication and recognition among members of the species

Bild

Original artwork available via everydayoriginal.com. Pachycephalosaurus Brown and graphite pencils on Hand Book Journal Company sketchbook paper, approximately 207 x 130 mm. Another small page of studies from c.2018. As with others from then, I would do things a little differently now. 1/2

Pencil drawing of the dome-headed dinosaur, Pachycephalosaurus, with two smaller head studies of 'Dracorex' and 'Stygimoloch.'

sunbather - digital painting I saw this female blackbird a few months ago airing out her feathers on the hot patio, looking utterly ridiculous

digital painting of a blackbird all fluffed up with tail feathers spread out on the ground