bats. fuck yeah
kimb-kreatures submitted:

One of many BAT paintings that I have created! I am an artist and a bat educator & conservationist. I love BATS!

kimb-kreatures submitted:

One of many BAT paintings that I have created! I am an artist and a bat educator & conservationist. I love BATS!

submission from kreaturekoltrane

Australia Flying foxes , Sidney Botanical Garden July 2008/ Photographer Karen Kreature

submission from kreaturekoltrane

Australia Flying foxes , Sidney Botanical Garden July 2008/ Photographer Karen Kreature

theanimalblog:

flying fox / bat
submission from makeupbylexxxibelle:

My bat tattoo. For a friend of mine that passed of cancer. He has this and I asked if I could get it for him right before he passed. He said as long at you’re serious about bats and as long as you make it your own.

submission from makeupbylexxxibelle:

My bat tattoo. For a friend of mine that passed of cancer. He has this and I asked if I could get it for him right before he passed. He said as long at you’re serious about bats and as long as you make it your own.

by L.J. Grove.
Submitted by laudanumandarsenic
Submitted by Patricia Denis:

Series IV, Pod IIseed pod, paper, nylon filament, acrylic paint, enamel paint, closed cell polystyrene foam, cedar, shellac11 x 13 x 8cm
This is a small scale sculpture from a series I’ve made featuring flying foxes/bats. The wings have fine wire through the fingers and arms allowing me to variously pose them, while the wing leather itself is tissue paper. In this sculpture the bats are modelled after the Australian species, the Grey Headed Flying Fox.

Very neat

Submitted by Patricia Denis:

Series IV, Pod II
seed pod, paper, nylon filament, acrylic paint, enamel paint, closed cell polystyrene foam, cedar, shellac
11 x 13 x 8cm

This is a small scale sculpture from a series I’ve made featuring flying foxes/bats. The wings have fine wire through the fingers and arms allowing me to variously pose them, while the wing leather itself is tissue paper. In this sculpture the bats are modelled after the Australian species, the Grey Headed Flying Fox.

Very neat

Submitted by hold-your-bones-and-slowly-die
Submitted by Jessica Joslin:

Absolutely LOVE your blog!!! :)
Image is “Lautrec” by me
http://jessicajoslin.com/jessica/

This is awesome

Submitted by Jessica Joslin:

Absolutely LOVE your blog!!! :)

Image is “Lautrec” by me

http://jessicajoslin.com/jessica/

This is awesome

Submitted by Ringo Stalin

Submitted by Ringo Stalin

Submitted by crimsonteardrop:

My first of many bat tattoos

Submitted by crimsonteardrop:

My first of many bat tattoos