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nemfrog · 9 months
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Cecropia moth. The butterfly hunters. 1868.
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redhairedhobbit · 6 months
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Day 4 of my October drawing prompts!
Mothtober: Cecropia
Maltober: Kellin/ Manipulation
I went with a very straightforward combination of a Cecropia moth and a visual sign of manipulation. Suuuuper love how it turned out.
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lunaarcana1 · 1 year
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Hallowed destruction deep within a cocoon.
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cryptidgraveyard · 2 years
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Cecropia moth ink drawing on green card stock. perfect gift for gay autistic people
its $30 bc that was METICULOUS no prints will be made
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rosiri-art · 2 years
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Dance, dance, we're falling apart to half time.
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sheltiechicago · 2 months
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Cecropia – Insects Adapted for the 21st Century
In this strange and beautiful series by Madrid-based NastPlas, we see insects that have been thoroughly ‘modified’ to adapt to changing climate and the changing world of the 21st century. Entitled Cecropia, these slickly rendered insects have been mutated to include various materials to theoretically help them camouflage or adapt to their surroundings. Mostly an exercise in design and aesthetics, we find it a fascinating concept, even if we generally wouldn’t want to play with these creepy crawlers. Via Behance:
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mossandfog · 9 months
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Cecropia – Insects Adapted for the 21st Century
In this strange and beautiful series by Madrid-based NastPlas, we see insects that have been thoroughly ‘modified’ to adapt to changing climate and the changing world of the 21st century.Entitled Cecropia, these slickly rendered insects have been mutated to include various materials to theoretically help them camouflage or adapt to their surroundings. Mostly an exercise in design and aesthetics,…
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blinkpen · 1 year
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wake up babe new type of dragon just dropped
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sitting-on-me-bum · 20 days
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Cecropia Moth
COURTESY OF CAROL ECKER
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ra-the-hoff · 2 years
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#drawing a #pelvicbone as a cecropia moth on a coaster, almost done Swipe to see the moth I’m talking about if you’re not familiar with your moths . . . #coasterart #cecropia #cecropiamoth #moth #mothdrawing #wip #workinprogress #hipbone #pelvis #anatomy #anatomical #art #coloredpencil https://www.instagram.com/p/Cfu7fA2uRq4/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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pallanophblargh · 6 months
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Another desperate strike at the art block and a tribute of sorts: super rusty linocut to reinitiate me into the world of printmaking. It’s not as attuned to my working style as intaglio was, but this is fun, tactile, and enough of a departure from my way of thinking that is super welcome.
It’s nothing special and definitely technically lacking (over-inked block and such) but it’s something, which is a big deal lately. Also it’s my favorite species of fish and we all know Kuhli loaches deserve all the tributes we can give.
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phoenixtherobot · 4 months
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Moth Mumbo or Warden Etho!
How about BOTH Moth Mumbo and warden Etho :D
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(psst, I'm still accepting requests based off of this post so feel free send em in!)
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kierenrose · 11 months
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Saw this beauty on my porch today!
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thegorgonist · 7 months
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October 4th is Cecropia moth, my fave!
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benjaminnitch · 2 years
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2nd #cecropia #moth hatched! I think the second one is a male. Time to play match maker 😘 Males have large, feathery-looking antennae that are used for detecting the pheromones of the female source: travel4wildlife.com The females were equally as easy to identify because their antennae are comparatively more slender. Males rely on their superbly oversized antennae to detect the female's pheromones source: monarchbutterflyfilm.com https://www.instagram.com/p/CdBdoB3uNFB/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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lydiacreative · 7 months
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Moths are magic in the night ✧
I'm ready for autumn please
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