Alice Stuart

They're up! come grab a couple shrews. I promise they look better in person than my crappy photos.
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I love this! The clownfish look so grumpy!

brother herbert hauling a bigass carrot

🥕💪

Finally put my cards up on my Etsy!
£3 each & free UK shipping! I’m currently not offering shipping out of the UK on these sorry peeps :-(

jasminefloyd.etsy.com

A close-up of a person wearing teal gloves holding a small metal type punch engraved with an ampersand symbol. In the background, part of the person’s face is softly out of focus.

A bearded man wearing teal gloves uses a green rubber air blower to clean a small metal type punch. He sits at a desk with an open wooden case filled with neatly arranged metal punches, while a computer monitor displaying a magnified image is visible in the background.

🔎 Rare 18th-century punches used to create the original Baskerville typeface have been digitised and released online.
Designers, historians and the wider public now have the opportunity to study the physical tools that shaped modern typography.
🔗https://loom.ly/1ulLaFI

A mini zine with rounded corners, on it is the text “not ducks” and an illustration of a common loon, which looks a little like a black and white spotty duck but with a pointier beak.

A page of the zine with a greyscale illustration of a yellow billed loon hunting minnows. Again the loon is a bit duck-like, but I promise you it’s not a duck! On the page is the text: some think loons are named after their clumsiness on land, but they are incredibly agile underwater, chasing down and catching fish

The back cover of the zine, which has a very large head of a common loon and the text: common loons are the state bird of Minnesota, currently occupied by ICE as such, they’ve become somewhat of an unofficial symbol of the resistance. To that, I say FUCK ICE and all occupying forces. Donate to keep MN housed @ standwithminnesota.com

Another zine!

This time about one of my favourite groups of not ducks. And an u likely symbol of resistance against oppression.

Donate to keep Minnesota housed: www.standwithminnesota.com

Digital drawing of a squid in profile with bright blue light along its tentacles and ventral surface. Text says “we don’t know why firefly squid use bioluminescence. But the squid know.”

Happy #WorldWildlifeDay
🐡

These never fail to bring me a huge amount of joy!

some recent doodles of brother ignatz getting up to shit

bittern activities

Hanafuda bonus cards

Darwini mole illustration

One of the species of Vietnam discovered in 2025: Darwini mole (Euroscaptor darwini)
#Sciart
Prints: www.inprnt.com/gallery/hiim...
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Zookeys: zookeys.pensoft.net/article/1619...

A sharpie acrylic painting of several cave-painting-esque chubby horses in different positions. Sitting, laying down, bucking, rolling around and walking on pink paper with red borders.

Chubby horses are everything to me.

I love these silly little guys and their tiny eyes SO much.

Drawing of fan favorite Pokémon Doduo

Drawn a Doduo amongst the dandelions.
4x6 original is available:

www.freebensears.com/product/doduo

🚨 It looks like the UK government is gearing up to upend copyright law in favour of AI companies, legalising the theft of their work.

This is despite creatives' huge protests, and despite previous proposals being roundly rejected by the public.

Please spread the word.

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As often, forgot tags! #zine #penandink #birdart #sciart #naturalhistoryillustration 🐡

A mini zine with rounded corners, on it is the text “not ducks” and an illustration of a common loon, which looks a little like a black and white spotty duck but with a pointier beak.

A page of the zine with a greyscale illustration of a yellow billed loon hunting minnows. Again the loon is a bit duck-like, but I promise you it’s not a duck! On the page is the text: some think loons are named after their clumsiness on land, but they are incredibly agile underwater, chasing down and catching fish

The back cover of the zine, which has a very large head of a common loon and the text: common loons are the state bird of Minnesota, currently occupied by ICE as such, they’ve become somewhat of an unofficial symbol of the resistance. To that, I say FUCK ICE and all occupying forces. Donate to keep MN housed @ standwithminnesota.com

Another zine!

This time about one of my favourite groups of not ducks. And an u likely symbol of resistance against oppression.

Donate to keep Minnesota housed: www.standwithminnesota.com

i adore them

Me?? Doing science??

For anyone interested, here’s some of the work I did while not drawing animals with googly eyes.

Picture of a fish sticker colored in pastel and neon tones

A picture of op’s art, there are prints, cards, stickers and original drawings.

Picture of blueberry stickers placed ob a desk top among other stationery

Various art supplies and stationery items in hues of green and reds frame two art prints on a desk top. One features an illustration of tomato vines of different colored tomatoes, gradually progressing from yellowish green to orange to red. The vines are surrounded by tiny winged and tomato headed creatures, wearing a blue cone hat, each carrying a can of paint and a brush, intent on coloring the tomatoes. They are dressed in the same summery outfit: a red vest, blue shorts and elegant looking brown shoes. The other illustration is in the same style and concept, but revolves around pomegranates, with the tiny characters having upturned pomegranate heads and being dressed for fall, with a brown sweater, jeans and boots

Last days of the month are here and I’ve barely scratched the surface of my order goal but I still want to show my art, who knows who will see it :) I’m choosing to believe today is my lucky day!

(If you like my art and are in Europe, please help me share ❤️)

linktr.ee/thesunxix
#art #illustration

photo of my ipad screen with procreate in dark mode open, a square white canvas in the middle, with a silly #SciArt doodle of a mosquito wearing sunglasses, with a zoom in on the mosquito face with a sassy face, the text around says "i'm not like other girls, i'm worse"

drawing some new #mozzmemes, as a treat

A dog chomping through barbed wire with text that says down with the cis-stem. KC DSA Kansas trans ID ACCESS FUND WE ARE LAUNCHING THE KANSANS TRANS ID ACCESS FUND TRANS KANSANS DESERVE ACCESS TO STATE IDS WITHOUT FINANCIAL BARRIERS APPLY THROUGH OUR LINKTREE KANSAS CITY DSA WILL CONTINUE TO ORGANIZE FOR TRANS LIBERATION AND AGAINST THESE ACTS OF STATE VIOLENCE AN INJURY TO ONE IS AN INJURY TO ALL

KC DSA is launching the Kansas Trans ID Access Fund as a direct assistance initiative of Kansas City DSA designed to ensure that trans, nonbinary, and gender nonconforming Kansans can obtain and maintain valid state issued identification. 🧵(1/3)

The front page of a zine, with the words “animals I think are cool!” In stamped serif letters and small pen drawings of some cool animals (a ringed caecilian, a Roman snail, an olm, a shell dwelling cichlid, a large porcellio woodlouse, a purple swamp hen, a long horned orbweaver, a false gharial, and an Amazonian manatee)

A black and white pen and ink zine open on a cream carpet. The page has an Amazonian manatee and a number of long amphibians, namely the one-toed amphiuma which looks a little like an eel with silly little tiny legs; a ringed caecilian which looks like a massive worm; a long-tailed salamander; and an olm which looks like a long and slightly more dragon-like axolotl

Back page of a zine, it has a text box with a Roman snail crawling on it. The text in the box says: Animals are pretty cool! So much so that there are far too many cool animals for me to include in this zine. Nonetheless, here are a few of my favourites (in no particular order)! Alice Stuart Illustration @aliceillustrates.bsky.social

A zine?? From me???

Here are some animals I think are cool. Planning on starting a monthly zine club to give me some accountability for illustration alongside my day job, watch this space if you’d be interested!

[ #zine #sciart #naturalhistoryillustration #kidlitart #penandink ]

Did you know that the bees that need saving are NOT honeybees?

Honeybees are the dairy cows of bees. People brought them over from Europe to make us honey.

The problem with honeybees, esp in resource-limited ecosystems (like hey! cities!) is that they compete with our native bees for food.

I went through and added up the total paid rents through our adopt-a-rent program, and it is 329 families for $463,217. All peer-to-peer, no fundraising. Just neighbors helping each other out.

If you want to adopt a family, and can afford to give $500 or more, signal me at asiniiwiikwe.72

An illustration with a humpback whale where an opaleye (fish) is saying wow and some seagulls are saying are u even seeing this

humpback whales are so cool!

Cartoon drawing of a chubby light green caterpillar with orange-brown face and feet and a closed-eyes happy expression. It's curled around behind a large dark green leaf with some bites taken out of it and little holes, one of which is shaped like a heart. "KEEP GROWING" appears in large yellow letters across the leaf. Art by Moth Monarch.

"Keep Growing" 🍃
This cute little caterpillar believes in you! Coming soon as stickers to my shop & more! 🐛

A simple house shape is filled to the brim with flowers and plants. Inside a girl with dark pigtails and a brown hound dog are playing around among them. The puppy lies on the stem of a bellflower so his best friend can wear hold it above her head like a cool hat. The text above in a blue purple ink reads "Keep Minnesota Housed!" Below the house in gold ink reads "adopt a rent or donate". Below that "KeepMNhoused.com".

Little painting to say that if you're able please consider donating to keepMNhoused.com! Rent is due soon for lots of families who can't safely leave their homes right now.
#keepMNhoused

Finished slug mugs, ready to be shipped <3

Note: these are all preordered; more will be made next month!

The front page of a zine, with the words “animals I think are cool!” In stamped serif letters and small pen drawings of some cool animals (a ringed caecilian, a Roman snail, an olm, a shell dwelling cichlid, a large porcellio woodlouse, a purple swamp hen, a long horned orbweaver, a false gharial, and an Amazonian manatee)

A black and white pen and ink zine open on a cream carpet. The page has an Amazonian manatee and a number of long amphibians, namely the one-toed amphiuma which looks a little like an eel with silly little tiny legs; a ringed caecilian which looks like a massive worm; a long-tailed salamander; and an olm which looks like a long and slightly more dragon-like axolotl

Back page of a zine, it has a text box with a Roman snail crawling on it. The text in the box says: Animals are pretty cool! So much so that there are far too many cool animals for me to include in this zine. Nonetheless, here are a few of my favourites (in no particular order)! Alice Stuart Illustration @aliceillustrates.bsky.social

A zine?? From me???

Here are some animals I think are cool. Planning on starting a monthly zine club to give me some accountability for illustration alongside my day job, watch this space if you’d be interested!

[ #zine #sciart #naturalhistoryillustration #kidlitart #penandink ]