nouveaufindesiecle:

stylized plants

aerofish:

hats for men by plaisanter~ on Flickr.

fuckyeahvintageillustration:

More from ‘L’animal dans la décoration’ (1897) by Eugène Grasset. See Part I here.

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animationtidbits:

How to Draw Hands - Tom Richmond

thisgirlgames:

TERA Online.

tinyrocketeer:

OOPS ALL THE IMAGES BROKE SO I’LL JUST THROW DOWN HERE WHO MY DUMB OC’S ARE

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vintagegal:

Photos by Jacques Biederer c. 1920’s

wannabeanimator:

Tulptorials: Weight

fyanimaldiversity:

Gyandromorphic  butterflies

A rare condition where an animal can not only be intersexed, but in the case of bilateral gyandromorphs, the male and female coloration and build is limited to one half of the creature.

1. This morpho (Morpho ?) has a good amount of male on the female wing, making him a mosaic-type gyandromorph
2. Another mosaic, this birdwing  (Ornithoptera ?) almost passes for a bilateral.
3. Since common glider (cymothoe caenis) males do tend to have different amounts of white, I can’t tell if this individual is mosaic or not
4. Leopard lacewing (Cethosia cyane) true bilateral gyandromorph
5. Mocker swallowtail  (Papilio dardanus) 
6. Another mocker swallowtail, although it’s halves are of two different morphs!