Image Gallery: Other scientific illustrations
The Scott sisters' artistic talents were not limited to depicting moths and butterflies. With their father's contacts and the publication of Australian Lepidoptera and their Transformations, the girls’ fame spread and commissions flowed in from local and overseas patrons - for subjects as diverse as plants, shells, eggs, reptiles, plants, fossils and mammals. Over a few industrious decades they produced most of the artwork for scientific literature in Sydney

Land shells by Harriet Scott, Plate 1
Land shells by Helena Forde (Scott), Plate 8
Land shells by Helena Forde (Scott), Plate 11
Land shells by Helena Forde (Scott), Plate 6
Land shells by Helena Forde (Scott), Plate 17
Illustration of Brown-banded Snake by Harriet Scott
Illustration of a Diamond Snake by Helena Forde (Scott)
Illustration of a Black Snake by Helena Forde (Scott)
Illustration of Australian snakes by Harriet Scott
Illustration of Australian snakes by Helena Forde (Scott)
Illustration of eggs by Harriet Scott
Illustration of eggs by Harriet Scott 2
Drawing of Trichecus rosmarus by Helena Forde
Illustration of Thylacoleo skull by Helena Forde (Scott)
Illustration of the Common Possum by Helena Forde (Scott)
Illustration of the Tasmanian Tiger by Harriet Scott
Botanical illustrations by Harriet Scott 1
Botanical illustrations by Harriet Scott 2
Botanical illustration by Harriet Scott 3
Botanical illustration by Harriet Scott 4