Ilari Pätiläさんのイラストまとめ

Piece 6: Origins of Wetland Waders
Setting: France, 22 mya

The Snail-eating coua (Coua delalandei) lived on the island of Nosy Boraha near Madagascar, and went extinct during the 1800s. These watercolours include both the final illustration and a colour study based on the few remaining museum specimens.

@WryCritic Thank you so much for mentioning! Your art is great, too!

A small group of plotopterids are diving in a kelp forest loooking for some fish to eat.

Squalodon, a large predatory dolphin from the Oligocene, may have had a taste for penguin flesh. This Kairuku is unfortunately on the menu.

Icadyptes is off to hunt some large fish using its long, dagger-like bill.

@HJ_arts02 tagged me for the art train. So better to tag along, then! Choo choo!
I have nothing new to show for now, so here are some older pieces.
I tag @MaijaKarala @JoannaKobierska @BStokkermans https://t.co/oqg2jdbKXa

@Lord_Kristine @jimmadseni @_PaleoGeek_ Thank yous!

@JoannaKobierska To you, I have one thing to say: Thank you. So much. For your kind words.

@yumkrill Excuse me, WHAT?!
This is what most people mean with these sentences? Why is communicating in a meaningful way so hard?