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“フェルマイ 理性でどうにもならない話”
Here are some of my Wizard of Oz rough character design concepts:
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Hollow Earth: Evidence of FantasyLand (Must See !), page 10
The baby Owls would like to wish everyone a merry Christmas! medium: charcoal Blackheart medium: charcoal
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Download Image of St. Nicholas (serial) (1873) (14774239311). Free for commercial use, no attribution required. Identifier: stnicholasserial372dodg (find matches) Title: St. Nicholas (serial) Year: 1873 (1870s) Authors: Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 Subjects: Children's literature Publisher: (New York : Scribner & Co.) Contributing Library: Information and Library Science Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Digitizing Sponsor: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Text Appearing Before Image: fronds show at once their true relationship. W. I. Beecroft. A BOUGH FROM A BUTTERFLY TREE Everybody knows this great orange-red butterflywith his bold black bands and white dots, thatcomes sailing along by the thousand in the au-tumn, but it is not every one who knows that theymigrate like the birds in the fall, and fly all the are so many butterflies left at the end of the sum-mer, for our Monarch is apparently a fat,tempting morsel; but is distasteful to birds. Ihave written of The Defense of Unarmed In-sects, and this butterfly is a good example. A photograph of the entire tree would havebeen more convincing, but the camera and the treewere five miles apart when I came upon theswarm of Anosia plexippus (for that is his swellLatin name; his other name is quite as aristo-cratic, for he is the Monarch), so a carefulsketch of one of the branches of this butterfly treewas the next best thing. The caterpillar is also an attractive fellow, abright-green worm, two inches long, banded with Text Appearing After Image: way from Canada to Cuba, and take other longflights so that they get into the sunny South forthe winter. They have a most extraordinary poweron the wing and have been seen flying at sea fivehundred miles from land, but it is their congre-gating in the fall of the year that I wish to illus-trate. Vast flocks of hundreds of thousands, ontheir way southward, settle on trees and busheslike a swarm of bees, and, as they are pretty muchthe color of certain autumn foliage, you mighteasily pass their roosting-place without noticingthem. They rest for the night, and are off in themorning as soon as their wings are dry. I haveauthority for these vast numbers and mileage fromone of our best-known entomologists. With allthe enemies of insect life, one wonders that there black and yellow, with a funny, bright-yellow facewith two black arches across the forehead. Butthe curious feature is a pair of long filamentsgrowing from the second segment and movingalternately forward when they are on the marc . Dated: 1873. Topics: danaus plexippus illustrations, st nicholas 1910, book illustrations, ornithology, birds, zoological illustration, insects, images from internet archive
