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Clarissa
Clarissa Ink Arts & Inkor Pank (by Clarissa Pohl) - Shirt-Label "Inkor Pank" - Ink Illustrations: Science and Fantasy - Paleo Arts and Illustrations - Dinosaurs and more I`m a small-scale entrepreneur, writer and illustrator (mostly Dinosaurs and Paleo Arts - it`s my precious, because I studied Geology and Paleontology). In my blog I show my works (or parts of it), my hobbies (Amigurumi and Crochet) and other things/pictures I`m interested in: Nature, Animals, Arts et cetera p.p.. Be invited!
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Clarissa Ink Arts & Inkor Pank
- Cute descendants of the dinosaurs
- Just some micromounts/small crystals glittering in glare of the autumn sun
- Total Lunar Eclipse in Göttingen (Germany), July 27th, 2018 – Images
- Total Lunar Eclipse in Göttingen, July 27th 2018
- Have You ever seen a yawning frog?
- Made a long break here on WordPress…
- Summer impressions (part 7): Master of Old Botanical Garden
- Making “Tarn”
- Summer impressions (part 6): Between petals of a tulip
- Summer impressions (part 5): Pink flower power
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Category Archives: Geology & Paleontology
What to do with a fossil fish?
Maybe Sushi? No, this is not really delicious… So it is a small fish from Santana Formation in Brazil (Early Cretacous, 110 Million years ago). It`s name is Dastilbe crandalli. You can`t eat it anymore, but You can make … Continue reading
Posted in Geology & Paleontology, Nature, Uncategorized
Tagged animals, Clarissa Ink Arts, Clarissa Pohl, design, Fine Arts, fish, fossil preparation, Geology, Illustrator, Inkor Pank, jewellery, jewelry, Nature, Paleontology, Santana Formation
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Preparation of Ammonites
Found these old pictures of preparation work on Ammonites. After showing this big Ammonite (Arietites) first time in public, the taxidermist and preparator told me how to “free” smaller ammonites out of the rock. … Continue reading
There are footprints in the sand
Last weekend we visited the ruin of Cornberg Abbey and the appendant stone quarry. The sandstone was exhausted to build up this abbey in the Middle Ages (1292 – 1296 a.C.). You can see a funny sculpture in the … Continue reading
A short journey into the past
More precisely into the Permian age of Thuringia/Germany. There was a lot of life 260 Million years ago. For example Branchiosaurus, a small amphibian (Labyrinthodontia):
Geologists (not) welcome?
This doesn`t matter! As You (maybe) know: “Real Geologists…don’t need rock hammers. They break samples off with their bare hands.” (Quote from “Real Geologists”) OK, if You think about becoming a geologist or You know someone who`s … Continue reading
Drawing a Spinosaurus aegyptiacus
The last months there were many requests for more pictures on this platform – by emails and phone calls. First: THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR YOUR INTEREST!!! And please forgive me my bad english! And before somebody will ask this … Continue reading
Posted in Dinosaurs, Drawing & Illustrations, Geology & Paleontology, Nature
Tagged arts, Clarissa Ink Arts, Clarissa Pohl, Dinosaur, Dinosaurs, Fine Arts, Göttingen, Geology, Illustration, Illustrator, Ink Drawing, Ink Illustration, Inkor Pank, Life Of The Past, Nature, Paleontology, Planet Earth, Spinosaurus
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Drawing a Giganotosaurus carolinii
A picture detail of “MILLION YEARS AWAY FROM HOME”.
Deinonychus antirrhopus
Pencil draft:
Posted in Dinosaurs, Drawing & Illustrations, Geology & Paleontology, Nature
Tagged arts, Clarissa Ink Arts, Clarissa Pohl, Dinosaurs, Fine Arts, Göttingen, Geology, Illustration, Illustrator, Ink Arts, Ink Drawing, Ink Illustration, Inkor Pank, Life Of The Past, Paleontology, pencil, Planet Earth, quick sketch, Science
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Draft of a new picture
Having a break from drawing. Time to show You a detail of a new picture I started in 2012. Somehow it comes alive with every single line.
There`s a trace in the ash…
Who did leave this? Mysterious…. … Continue reading
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Tagged Arthropoda, Clarissa Ink Arts, Clarissa Pohl, Dinosaurs, Göttingen, Geology, Illustration, Illustrator, Ink Arts, Ink Drawing, Ink Illustration, Inkor Pank, Insects, Life Of The Past, Paleontology, Planet Earth, Science
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