Graphic Design and Illustration
I’ve added new Entomological Illustrations for the Arachtober and Humbugs galleries in Scientific Illustration. Arachtober, as usual, covers Arachnids and related species of Chelicerata, such as spiders, mites, ticks, etc. while Humbugs are the Hemiptera order of Insects- true bugs, … Continued
I’ve been going through my extra images, paintings, illustrations, and such, and have added them to various galleries on the site.
I’m working on more Entomological Illustrations, this time themed around mimic species of bugs, spiders, etc. These will be species which use Batesian or Mullerian Mimicry to resemble other species.
I’m working on more random insect, spider, and assorted arthropod illustrations this Spring. Like the others, they are in the Scientific Illustration gallery.
Time again for my yearly drawings of spiders, scorpions, ticks, and related Chelicerata. I’m sketching out all sorts of oddballs and groups I’ve not drawn yet. First up is the Woodlouse Hunter, Dysdera crocata. It and the rest will be … Continued
I’ve been working on some more Entomological Illustrations for the Scientific Illustration gallery on the site. Alongside more black and white line drawings, I’m also revisiting older images to add color versions. The first one I’ve completed is a color … Continued
I’m returning to the Humbugs illustration project for December this year. Like my Arachtober series, Humbugs is a grouping of entomological drawings, this time covering insects. The first is the scourge of Scotland, the Highland Midge. The drawings will be … Continued
Another year, another Arachtober! More illustrations of the various Chelicerates, including spiders, scorpions, pseudoscorpions, ticks, and such. Check out my images in the Scientific Illustration page.
I’ve been busy with teaching and freelance, but I will still continue the great Halloween tradition of Arachtober. Cherlicerata of all stripes and shapes will feature this month. Starting with the Long-Bodied Cellar Spider, appropriately (for the time of year) … Continued