
Art blog of Ari Coester. He/him. Mid 20s. I post comic concept art, cute animal watercolor, and surrealist illustration. My favorite things to draw are animals and monsters.
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Windy Days (photo Taken In Lieu Of A Scanner)

windy days (photo taken in lieu of a scanner)
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Galaxy Betta Fish.
Iron is only formed in the hearts of dying stars, and its a key component of vertebrate blood. This fish, like all of us, is made of star-stuff and the galaxies in its fins reflect that.
But astro-axolotl why a fish when all vertebrates have iron in their blood? Good question. The answer is I just really, really like fish.

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She's having a good time, learning a lot, and trying to satisfy the endless hunger.