#invertefest — Public Fediverse posts
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The first colored piece of my stained glass moth project! The very famous death's-head hawkmoth, Acherontia atropos.
Prints: https://www.inprnt.com/gallery/aubrietarose/deaths-head-hawkmoth-moth-stained-glass/
Timelapse and more (free, but support is welcome!): https://www.patreon.com/aubrietarose/posts/deaths-head-and-161265681
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Y'all are just going to have to put up with stained-glass moths from me for a while, I'm on a roll. 😊
Today's is rather infamous, the death's-head hawkmoth (Acherontia atropos)!
#moth #mothPosting #teammoth #invert #Invertefest #hawkmoth #hornworm
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Happy Boxing Day!
Hope you had a great Christmas if you’re celebrating and are enjoying your vacation otherwise. This is a little sneak peek of a new print I made recently of an alfalfa leaf cutter in the act of cutting its telltale half-moon cut in a leaf. I made a collection of prints to illustrate a little board book written by Lisa Jaffe about our pollinator friends in the garden. #InverteFest is hosting an anthology! 🧵
#wildBees #linocut #printmaking #invertebrate #pollinator #nativeBee -
Today's #Weretober is a peacock mantis shrimp - neither a shrimp, mantid, or peacock - but they can punch faster than you can blink, so it's probably better to respect their space.
Especially if they're were-crustacean sized.
#Weretober2025 #mantisShrimp #crustacean #seaLife #furryArt #Invertefest
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For #SciArtSeptember day 2: battle, it’s my linocut of 2 dangerous invasive beauties & the battle against their spread in eastern North America, the spotted lanternfly & tree of heaven. The Tree of Heaven (Ailanthus altimissa) is a deciduous tree native to NE China & Taiwan, which was foolishly brought to Europe & NA in the 1700s where it as become known as a noxious weed & invasive plant. 🧵1/n
#linocut #printmaking #sciart #entomology #botany #spottedLanternfly #insect #ailanthus #InverteFest -
Day 5: This little #jumpingspider enjoyed basking on a leaf, in the early sun rays, for several days. She seemed curiously chill and not afraid of me and my bulky lens; the fact this was a Diviner's Sage plant (#salviadivinorum) was probably a coincidence.
#macrophotography #spider #salticidae #nature #photography #alttext #AltTxt