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Joy

Detox Doodles!

This is a habit of drawing something every time I feel the urge to scroll unnecessarily. It helps stop the bad habit and start a new good habit of sketching daily!

This page is all about blorpy bloopy Seals!

Left hand holding open a sketchbook page with pink pen drawings of seals. At the top is the text 5/15/25 and SEALS. There are 7 drawings of seals. The bottom right has a large drawing of a seal with a fish in his mouth. Above is a lounging seal, and throughout the rest of the page are some very fat seals with the text Bloop, Gulp, and Blorp.
#art#seals#sketch
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Ele Willoughby, PhD

Time for some more linocut purple martin birds, and a purple martin birdhouses. The male birds are a glossy blue-black and the female birds are brown with a blue patch on their heads. They are acrobatic birds, and the largest North American birds in the swallow family. They are are considered synanthropic; they have developed a relationship with humans after living near people for centuries.
🧵1/n

At least 6 drying prints on a tabletop top showing two purple martins and a purple martin birdhouse. These linocuts are printed by hand on Japanese kozo, or mulberry, washi paper. The male is in blue and black, the female in shades of brown with blue and the house is in purple. Each sheet is 12.5” tall by 9.25” wide (31.7 cm by 23.5 cm).
#linocut#printmaking#purpleMartin
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Kristin (vis.social Admin)

It seems that I forgot to share yesterday's drawing. Oh well.

But I was thinking about red blood cells while working on today's #inkyDays drawing. Here's an in-progress shot.

And that wraps up this month of daily drawings. They're now all posted for my supporters on Patreon and Ko-fi:

patreon.com/posts/127935372
ko-fi.com/Post/InkyDays-May-20

I'll be starting new posts tomorrow.

Hand drawn genertive/procedural art in ink on an open page of my sketchbook. The abstract pattern looks a bit like red blood cells in blood vessels.
#ink#drawing#art
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Ele Willoughby, PhD

Happy birthday #physicist Chien-shiung Wu (1912-1997), who came up with a truly beautiful experiment to test whether the weak force conserves parity (whether beta decay would be the same if reflected in the mirror)! In my print on the left I show Wu in her lab & a schematic diagram of her experiment. On the right I show her reflection, as in the mirror, & the mirror reflection of the experimental set-up & the shocking result, 🧵1/n

Linocut print of Chien-shiung Wu in indigo wearing a lab coat and holding a schematic diagram of her famous violation of parity experiment (in blue and indigo) on the left side. The right side shows the mirror image except in the schematic diagram. The left side schematic shows a C shaped electromagnet open to the left. The top is labeled S, the bottom is labeled N and the middle is wrapped in wire drawn as a circuit diagram schematic with parallel lines to indicate a power source and left arrow on top wire, right arrow on bottom. Between the poles of the magnet is a big blue dot to designate Cobalt-60 with many tiny dots as beta-decay electrons, the majority going downwards to N pole. On the right, everything is flipping except most electrons go upwards (and and N and S poles are flipped).
#linocut#sciart#physics
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Joy

Detox Doodles!

This is a habit of drawing something every time I feel the urge to scroll unnecessarily. It helps stop the bad habit and start a new good habit of sketching daily!

This page is all about Fennec and Red Foxes!

Sketchbook pages of blue ink drawings of Fennec Foxes and Red Foxes. At the top left reads FENNEC FOX 5/14/25. The top right page reads RED FOX. On the left page there are 5 drawings of Fennec Foxes of different sizes and different expressions. The text WIMDY is written next to a Fennec Fox walking with its eyes closed. On the right page, there are 5 drawings of Red Foxes. The top right one has MLEM written next to a fox sticking out its tongue. To its left is a growling fox with the text Grrrr next to it. At the bottom is a curled up fox drawing with the text Firefox? written next to it. In the middle of the spread is a sleeping fox with the text ZZZ next to it.
#art#fox#FennecFox
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Joy

Detox Doodles!

This is a habit of drawing something every time I feel the urge to scroll unnecessarily. It helps stop the bad habit and start a new good habit of sketching daily!

This page is all about opossums, who are absolutely the coolest!

Sketchbook page of brown ink drawings of opossums. Top of thr page has the text OPOSSIUMS and 5/13/25. There sre 12 oppssums. Top left is s screaming opossum joey, to the right is a small joey face, at the top right is a wide mouthed screaming opossum with the text state of the world and an arrow pointing at the opossum. Next row to the left is a small opossum and to its right is a larger drawing of a mama opossum with 5 joeys on her back. At the bottom left is a hanging opossum and to the right is a strutting opossum.
#art#opossum#sketch
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Ele Willoughby, PhD

Still obsessed with the cutest nesting strategy going. The Eastern Snail Shell Mason Bee (Osmia conjuncta) is a small North American blue bee which makes nests in suitable empty snail shells! In my linocut I show this adorable little pollinator with a Cepaea shell. Each print is 8” by 8” on delicate Japanese kozo (or mulberry) paper.

#linocut #printmaking #sciart #masonBee #Osmia #nativeBee #pollinator #mastoart

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My 8”x8” Lino block print of a small blue and black bee Osmia conjuncta landing on an upturned empty Cepaea snail shell in gold with brown on cream coloured washi paper
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