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Ay I’m hyena! I’m a queer enby artist and I especially love paleoart :)

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Never stop sharing your passion. Show off your knowledge of pterosaurs, bird evolution and feathered dinosaurs with these shirts. Available in many sizes and colors.

https://t.co/l4dcDG9lly

Designs by David Orr

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Here's a little bit of paleo art, courtesy of my hermit.

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Here is a tiny pterodactyl I painted long ago in carylic and mixed media.

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Para un Purussaurus juvenil de 4 metros , un perezoso Pseudoprepotherium sp. de 80kg debió haber sido como un bocadito! Imaginenlo saliendo fuera del agua para arrastrar a su aterrada presa.

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Another Patreon exclusive for Dinovember and Gnomevember, so i did DinoGnomeVember ya see what i did there?! haha! :P anywho finally unveiled a few years later! <3

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Looking forward to a wonderful lineup of guest speakers this week in 's "Cultural Politics of Dinosaurs" class: and Garret Kruger of the podcast; Jasmine Nelson of ; ; and Brazilian paleontologist Alexander Kellner!

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Stegosaurus stenops. Based upon the models.

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Decorate your home with our Permian Weirdos! Dimetrodon, Lystrosaurus, Cotylorhynchus, and Estemmenosuchus are all available as both posters and framed prints.

https://t.co/KywcindUhb

Illustrations by Greco Westermann

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These big guys are rather eye-catching, albeit fragmentary. Had to draw one

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😅 i *might* have overbuilt this video...

The 4.5hr render in progress is 35 seconds of colorful evolutionary tree inspired by 's phylogenetic analysis...

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As August comes to a close, so will the chance to own this set of Paleo Prints AND support me & my future projects by becoming a Patron!✨Ends Aug 31st!
https://t.co/9s8tdYyNGM
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https://t.co/ub6oIzFBsX

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Brian Franczak died a few weeks ago, and while he wasn't a paleoartist I was familiar with by name, his pieces have definitely been influential to this generation of paleoartists. A personal example; his Prenocephale showed me that there was a way to incorporate palm trees...

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I remember—years ago—reading on the Dinosaur Mailing List a suggestion that he had stopped doing paleoart as it wasn't lucrative enough. Recently, though, I read his lack of output was because of health reasons. Regardless, a wealth of wonderful artwork exists because he did.

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Art is Banana and sometimes blind!, as the current situation shows.

A rare digital artwork by Paleo.

https://t.co/noXYzLCr9x



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