Anatomy: PHIL'S MYSTICAL BLUE BOX (Introduction)

Ok, so from 'PHIL'S MYSTICAL BLUE BOX' I retrieved this:

Which is also known as: 

The common earwig, or the european earwig.

Anatomy: Shapeshifers: Film Review: The Fly (1958)

Anatomy: Life Drawing: Week 01

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UCA Rochester from above

I took this photo yesterday, thought it was interesting seeing it from a different angle :)

Insect Photography- Ref Shapes & Textures: Praying Mantis

Macro: Turtle

The nose riminds me of the finger holes in a bowling ball



Insect Photography- Ref Shapes & Textures: Cockroach

This is only a very small one, I will continue to try find a bigger one so I can get better pictures.



Funky Chicks

Real chicks, made into funky colours, seems very popular

Insect Photography- Ref Shapes & Textures: Bee

I love watching Bees do this. If theres a bee not moving very much then it's likely out of energy. I learnt on QI once that if you put a blob of honey in front of them they eat some and it gives them enough energy to fly home. I've tried it a few times and funny enough it does exactly that. Watching their little tongues lick it up fascinates me. Here are some pictures of it.

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This one shows their head, I think it looks like they have one of those black dome cctv cameras on their head, that idea could be taken further.

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Insect Photography- Ref Shapes & Textures: Crane Fly

This one surprised me actually, I didn't think these insects were so complex.

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The little tabs sticking out of the sides would vibrate like wings taking off if my breath reached the insect. Seemed like some small sensors.

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