creatures

Painting by <n>Whynn Lewis</n> for <n>Vashti Bunyan</n>'s album <n>Some Things Just Stick In Your Mind</n>.

A <n>Blood star</n> (<n>Henricia leviuscula</n>) in Alaska's Prince William Sound. Photo by <n>Michael Engelhard</n>.

The platinum-palladium print <n>Toxic Ballerina</n> on Thick Kozo paper.

<n>The Anatomy of the Arteries of the Human Body, Plate 18</n> (1844) by <n>Richard Quain</n>, illustrated by <n>Joseph Maclise</n>.

Anatomical diagram of the muscles of the neck

An illustration of starfish from <n>The Principles of Design</n> by <n>Marjorie Elliott</n>.

Photograph of <n>starfish</n> shared by <n>The Wilds Skincare</n>.

An 1885 illustration of butterflies from the <n>World History Archive</n>.

A plate from <n>Anatomia Testudinis Europaeae</n> (1821), a work on turtle anatomy by <n>Ludwig Heinrich Bojanus</n>.

A plate from <n>Ludwig Heinrich Bojanus</n>'s *<n>Anatomia Testudinis Europaeae</n>* (1821), illustrated by <n>Friedrich Lehmann</n>.

Plate I from <n>Anatome Testudinis Europaeae</n> (1821) by naturalist <n>Ludwig Heinrich Bojanus</n>.

An 1833 illustration of moths by <n>James Duncan</n> from <n>The Naturalist's Library</n>.

<n>Testa anatomica</n> (1854), an oil painting by Italian artist <n>Filippo Balbi</n>.

<n>Whales and Dolphins Poster</n> published by <n>ScandPosters</n>.

Plate of the tongue, pharynx, and larynx by <n>Jacques-Fabien Gautier D'Agoty</n> from <n>Essai d’anatomie</n>, 1745.