Bombus terrestris

The Buff tailed Bumblebee, Bombus terrestris. 80 x 60cm graphite and charcoal on blotting paper. Our bees are in decline and without them our world would become an unrecognisable place. Prints available

The Children of Atropos

Atropa belladonna (Deadly Nightshade) and Acherontia atropos (Death's Head Hawk Moth) - both named after Atropos, the Greek Goddess of fate. Fibre-tip pen on cartridge paper, A3. Prints will be available soon.
Inspired by my recent rearing of Death's Head Moths.

Insects and Faith

Final pieces for my Insect project at Camberwell, the illustrations are A1, graphite and charcoal on blotting paper.

New Page

I have set up a new facebook page for my artwork and illustration. Please like and share, or just take a look and maybe leave a comment! Thanks to anyone who has already liked, and to all those who follow my blog and appreciate my work.

To visit The Art of Carim Nahaboo: http://www.facebook.com/ArtOfCarimNahaboo

I will still be posting to The Parasite Dimension, the facebook page contains a lot more photos of work, some of which is older, enjoy!

Cerambus

Cerambus, being transformed into a beetle by the Nymphs. 

Pencil, ink and acrylic. A4 

Little Miss Muffet

Pencil on cartridge paper, 40 x 17cm

Prints Available...

Decided to get some prints done of some previous work, pen and ink drawings of dead insects, Lucanus cervus male and female (European Stag Beetle) and Linnaemya vulpina, a Tachinid (parasitic) fly. 

Prints available in A4 or A3 (original drawing size is A3) on 235gm matte paper. 

Also available: Very limited print run - Stag Beetle, Lucanus cervus Etching
Only 6 un-framed prints available from 2008 print run.