Gen Conway
@trigonotarbida
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
finally light to photograph it :) painting of some waves during a storm at the beach last summer
finally drawing some palaeoart (currently it is just the sketch for the rocks in the background but there will be an extinct animal eventually...)
What did they do to my creature.. (colour filter and weird ai edit thing presumably which made the bill shorter and added a bunch of shark like teeth at the front... and most nefariously of course removed the dolphins...)
The beautiful 'illustration really filtered and distorted in media coverage' experience... why is she purple...
Oil painting of the semi arid southeast australia mallee in the late afternoon, I can't remember exactly where I took the photo I referenced but I think somewhere near Gluepot reserve #LandscapePainting #OilPainting
Using the leftover paint to do the underpainting for another one. There's rocks
My graphite rock drawings up in the Waterhouse exhibition at the South Australian Museum at the moment :)
Some of my illustrations for it :) there's going to be a media release and drawing of the animal soon I think doi.org/10.1071/AZ26...
Charcoal drawing of Mangkurtu mityula, a spelaegriphacea crustacean from groundwater
charcoal drawing again, this time a cave rock wall mostly done with charcoal pencil
Graphite powder attempt 1 a cyphophthalmid arachnid, which is actually a type of harvestman.
arachnid palaeontology book from 1904 I saw today the title page with the very art nouveau font and the swirly vegetation (and of course the trigonotarbid) is really cute I wish it was more common to have these sorts of decorations :)
Also thought I'd post these, some dry pastel landscapes from the past 2 years. It's a really good way to practice landscape stuff. #landscapedrawing