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This surreal portrait of Charles Darwin was done for The Eloquent Atheist online literary magazine, for Darwin Day 2008.

You can see the image at The Eloquent Atheist, [link] .

I posted a 'making of' on my blog, The Flying Trilobite you can see here at this [link] .

Oil on canvas paper.

Merry Darwin Day!
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Nice job!

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*TheExquisiteCorpse
Many thanks!

Love your exquisite cropse stuff. Gorgeous.

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Glendon Mellow
The Flying Trilobite
Art in Awe of Science
yeah, the EC stuff is great fun. I checked out your blog page, pretty interesting. right now I am taking automontage photos of sap beetles (checking this site out while the pictures are being snapped). bugs are much cooler looking under the microscope for sure...........

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My personal website [link]
My Ant Web Site [link]
*TheExquisiteCorpse
I added your site to my blogroll.

Don't forget to wash the sap off the lens!

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Glendon Mellow
The Flying Trilobite
Art in Awe of Science
Hah!

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My personal website [link]
My Ant Web Site [link]
*TheExquisiteCorpse
Cool! Can't believe I missed this when you posted it!

My deviation watch list gets so flooded with the insect club's posts I often miss the deviations I really want to look at!

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je suis les meubles.
This? Right here? Awesome. Nice conceptual piece!

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The blank page holds potential for all things. - motto.
I reject your reality and substitute my own - Adam Savage, but originally Paul Bradford from The Dungeonmaster.

I accept all critique with an open ear and a grateful mind.
One might say you suffer a plague of insects.

Thanks Jacqueline!

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Glendon Mellow
The Flying Trilobite
Art in Awe of Science
Thanks emptybook! Very much appreciated.

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The Flying Trilobite
Art in Awe of Science

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