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How many people would be interested in an informal meet up & sketch day at the , looking at & sketching modern animals from a perspective?

If so, which day is better, Thursday or Friday?

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2019-06-26

Okay. You asked, I did it, even though it was hell to draw.

Acinocrinus stichus, “row of thorny rings”. This was a giant “Collins Monster” type Lobopodian, extremely tank animals. Acinocrinus took this to a new level.



More to come soon.

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2019-06-25

Another paleoartist who deserves a ton of Twitter followers imo: !!! His style is so full of character, and I don't think I've ever been as flattered as when he gave my Zygophyseter the same treatment. https://t.co/8VjFh76ugY

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2019-06-17

the first named hadrosauroid taxon from Asia that is still valid, Tanius sinensis is quite an oddball, and pretty tall too. Fairly basal for its young geological age
Among the first in line for my Wangshi project

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2019-06-17

With the Mesozoic narrowly in the lead, here are a couple Late Cretaceous troodontids that I drew in colored pencil around Fall 2017: Gobivenator & Saurornithoides.

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2019-06-14

He doesn't have a Twitter, but everyone should check out Lucas Attwell. One of my favorite up-and-coming paleoartists with a knack for flora and a painterly style. He's only 18(!!!) which makes me want to die only a little.
https://t.co/0viuFFymwW

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2019-06-09

According to a thesis by , Tyrannosaurus may have had asymmetrical ears, much like an owl. Here’s a scaly version of the feathery “dish” concept (based on owls), drawn in about 6 minutes.

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2019-06-05

Custom sticker all of our Field students and staff will be getting this year.

We'll have this available for purchase in the online store this fall, with proceeds going to our scholarship fund.

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2019-06-06

Not sure if Paleontologists tend to have fine furniture, or if anyone actually uses coasters, but I thought this drink-coaster set was a cool idea! Set of 3d-printable coasters can be downloaded for free from our site: https://t.co/KRZRxjqfZf

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2019-06-03

"#Fostoria dhimbangunmal, gen. et sp. nov., a new iguanodontian (Dinosauria, Ornithopoda) from the mid-Cretaceous of Lightning Ridge, New South Wales, Australia", new paper by Phil R. Bell et al. in Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology () https://t.co/I0PoYzGpHe

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2019-06-04

Finished my set of drawings for a discord server I love
Hopefully they like them as well ^^
The isle is my absolute favorite game at the moment haha, I love me some dinos

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2019-06-01

Today is and so I’ll take this time to remind you that paleontology is a humbling field that showcases the most beautiful and amazing creatures that no one has ever seen

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2019-05-21

Q. What’s the best birthday present you could get Mary on her 220th birthday? A. Recognition for her work that wasn’t acknowledged in her lifetime! Pledge your support today https://t.co/Pu1zWHdEpY

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2019-05-21

May 21, 1799, of Mary “the Princess of Carpenter daughter, she founded a fossil business in Lyme Regis, Dorset, making important discoveries like complete fossils of Ichthyosaurus 🐬 & Plesiosaurus 🐉 https://t.co/xuWRaNkOh3
✍ by

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2019-05-21