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Although centuries of abuse and mismanagement have reduced Earth’s once bountiful oceans to a

Although centuries of abuse and mismanagement have reduced Earth’s once bountiful oceans to a lifeless chemical broth, a great abundance of carbon-based organisms not dissimilar to ancient earth life continue to thrive in the outer reaches of the galaxy, far from human interference.

The first robotic probes to Tantum XII detected vast swarms of complex life cavorting through the perpetual darkness of the gas giant’s upper atmosphere. To the shock of human observers back on Earth, these aerodynamic creatures were observed tumbling unpredictably through the nutrient rich clouds, raising and reducing their altitude at apparent whim. Subsequent missions have discovered over 200 distinct varieties of life amidst the swirling hydrogen clouds of Tantum XII.

Scientifically designated as Balaena (though often more casually described as “Arrowheads”) these vast organisms “swim” gracefully through the upper layers of their gas giant’s atmosphere, feeding on particulate matter and absorbing solar radiation. Balaena lack a central nervous system and possess only the relative intelligence of an Earth sponge. Because there is no solid material in their gaseous habitat to navigate around, Balaena never developed the complex intelligence necessary to interact with their environment, and even Balaena apex predators are relatively stupid by the standards of most Earth life.

Most species are able to alter their buoyancy with a rudimentary gas bladder in response to changing atmospheric temperature, and rise to the higher levels of their atmosphere during their planet’s several week long day before retreating to the deeper levels for the long night. Observation suggests that these creatures can live for hundreds of Earth years, but eventually age and sink into the deeper layers of their planet where they are crushed by increasing atmospheric pressures. 


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 Jealousy Found this unfinished piece when I was reviewing my old stuff and fall in love with the ty

Jealousy 

Found this unfinished piece when I was reviewing my old stuff and fall in love with the typography and textures of the magazine cover. I’ve decided to keep them so this is what I got.


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Happy Taurus season! Looking back at some anatomical/botanical drawings I did back in 2018. The origHappy Taurus season! Looking back at some anatomical/botanical drawings I did back in 2018. The origHappy Taurus season! Looking back at some anatomical/botanical drawings I did back in 2018. The orig

Happy Taurus season! Looking back at some anatomical/botanical drawings I did back in 2018. The originals sold, but I may start selling prints of these. Website|Shop|Instagram


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theonlymagicleftisart: Lídia Vives Photography Inspired by the millenial kintsugi technique, this ph

theonlymagicleftisart:

Lídia Vives Photography

Inspired by the millenial kintsugi technique, this photograph represents the fragility of the human body, covering it with the traditional patterns of ancient Chinese porcelain and coating the broken pieces with gold.This gold emerges from the mask and spreads through the body, drawing lungs with its cracks. With this, it is implied that the mask protects our respiratory system to face the current threat that coronavirus represents. Art print and poster, available on my website (https://www.lidiavives.com/shop).

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