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I actually did some scientific (frontal, lateral, top) renderings of specimens that some of the entomologists at the Museum of Insects required while I did an internship during the time I was getting my major in Graphic Arts at the University of Costa Rica. Those had to me taxonomically precise of course.
There's another illustration here I did about the Cerambycidae family. I worked only with specimens found in Costa Rica, I drew them life size and assembled in an arabesque like geometric design. It was meant to be printed on t-shirts to be sold at the souvenir shop of the Museum. My internship ended and we never got around to printing those t's. That illustration was meant to be the first of a series, which would later have butterflies, bees (the orchid kind, that are metallic colored and hold more pollen in their thickened back legs), etc.
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