#chamaeleons

[the-wolf-and-moon]

Dark Nebulae of Chamaeleon

[quiltofstars]

The Chamaeleon Cloud (IC 2631, top) and NGC 3620 (bottom) // John Dziuba

[pop-art-sixties-seventies]

Chamaeleon Church, 1968.

Photo de Stephen Lorber.

[chibinotan]

Infrared Nebula

[akysi]

This one was a long time coming, updates to The Chamaeleon Three! It was a difficult and delicate balance to strike with editing each of these, making sure their concepts and symbol integration were strengthened while streamlining a few things as well.

Lepus’s palette and design accents are very similar to Centaurus’s right now, as I plan to overhaul Rus’s colour palette with his own tweaks later. Between the two I think it fits Lepus a bit more.

I was already happy with Lynx’s prior pose so most of that was copied over here, and overall his tweaks are slightly more subtle compared to the others.

It was just a matter of cutting back on a few things to balance the level of detail and colour placement, which was easier said than done! Chamaeleon especially, I didn’t want her to lose her neon flare when trying to simplify parts of her design, so I had to take a long break after looping back on myself too many times. I’m not sure why it didn’t occur to me earlier to combine the concept of the mottled skin of a chameleon with spray paint splatter for her, but better late than never I guess! I wanted it to be more obvious that she’s a tagger without having to rely on her holding her spray gun or paint cans all the time.

I’m not sure who got the biggest glowup between them, but I’m super happy with all three, especially the improvements in the posing and overall anatomy/structure. This was quite a few months in the making, but it’s nice to see it complete now :) ---------- The constellation symbols for Chamaeleon, Lynx, and Lepus were originally designed by Denis Moskowitz and released to the public domain

[lesmotsdemoi]

Christine’s Nail Art Therapy 💅🏻💅🏻💅🏻

My A2Z Untried Challenge in the Wild!

Mani # 48 one more C Brand!

Chamaeleon Nails | Mysterious Uranus

🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

No stamping, just enjoy the sparkly goodness. My iPhone doesn’t see the beauty like my 👁️

[vinyl-artwork]

Chamaeleon Church, 1968.

Photo by Stephen Lorber.

[princehoneytea]

[ @3NAMEGA's oc ] chamaeleon is hilarious conceptually bc he's an AU i made of ena's oc umbra for my campaign- i write and rp as chamaeleon, but he's still ena's oc so there's this bizarre Joint Custody happening here /pos

[animationismycomfort]

I love how everyone just accepts that branch just shifts in color now

[koenji]

Tiny Common Chamaeleon (Chamaeleo chamaeleon). Unknown location.

[i-did-not-mean-to]

Okay. For those who have voted "yeah, we want to see your terrible art..."

I give you...

Lizards 🤣🤣🤣

This is an homage to @last-capy-hupping's beautiful story Anywhere with you (which I love obsessively).

Lots of love from me and happy Valentine's Day ❤️❤️❤️🎉

[the-wolf-and-moon]

Chamaeleon I Cloud

[quiltofstars]

Cederblad 111 in the Chamaeleon I Molecular Cloud // Jim Baziska

[arminreindl]

While not really having the bulk to really write a big post about, I still wanna share this one. This is Chamaeleo intermedius, a 14 million year old species from Fort Ternan in Kenya. This animal was preserved in calcite and while its not that visible in this drawing by J.A. Mastro, its so well preserved that scientists could determined scale patterns. In particular, Chamaeleon intermedius shows very homogenous scales with few exceptions in the form of knobs formed by two bigger scales each. The back shows a double row of scales and conic tubercles cover the head crest and eyes.

[chibinotan]

Chamaeleon Detail

[rattyexplores]

Collection of Nerite Snails

These images do not represent the listed species entirely. The snail shells come in a variety of colors between specimens.

It’s best to have a snail expert identify these ones.

Nerita histrio, “Maru-Amaobune“

Nerita chamaeleon, “Chamaeleon Nerite”

Nerita costata, “Costate Nerite”

Nerita albicilla, “Blotched Nerite”

Nerita erythrostoma

15/06/22 - 05/10/22