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⭐Jophery the Velociraptor Reference Sheet ⭐Here’s a peek behind the curtains of how we go abou

Spinosaurus had a Tail Paddle and that’s Rad as hell. Rad enough to break my artblock, if only

Thylacoleo carnifex – Early-late Pleistocene (1.6-0.46 Ma)It’s been a long and very unan

Dickinsonia – Late Ediacaran (558-555 Ma)I may have been a little too quick to declare the end

Charnia – Ediacaran (579-555 Ma)I know what you’re thinking. One, this blog is supposed

Eophrynus – Late Carboniferous (318-299 Ma)Today, we’re going back to the Carboniferous

Example of my self-indulgence and showmanship. Display my bedroom and workroom - why not? It’s

Woolly Rhinoceros – Late Pliocene-Late Pleistocene (3.6-0.01 Ma)We’re getting iconic aga

Chalicotherium – Late Oligocene-Early Pliocene (28-3 Ma)You know what? I’m bored of preh

Effigia – Late Triassic (208-201 Ma)It’s time for our second Triassic animal, a little b

Perspicaris – Middle Cambrian (508 Ma)Today is a special day for a couple of reasons! 1) I get

Unspecified Oviraptor

Stegosaurus – Late Jurassic (155-150 Ma)Y’all like dinosaurs?Me too, and in an effort to

Juramaia – Late Jurassic (160 Ma)Just who is this beautiful boy? This chubby, shrew-looking fe

Meet Paleo Pines’ Deinonychus Deinonychus is an energetic and curious raptor companion found i

Meet Pippin!Pippin is a chef who specialises in selling Treats and creating new Treat recipes, which

Lophostropheus airelensisLate Triassic – Early Jurassic (200 Ma)Things are scary lately, but I

kimblewick: Drawing mammoths is my fave thing atm - this is a huge Colombian bull who’s maybe

So, now that school has come to an end and I have free time again, I’ve started delving back into th

Spathicephalus mirus here was part of a group of amphibian-like animals called the baphetoids, a lin

Extended Family IAndorHomo neanderthalensisAt the ripe old age of 28, Andor is a brave hunter - but

Euchambersia was a therapsid - early relatives of mammals - from the Late Permian of South Africa. R

Titanoboa is the largest snake ever discovered, reaching an estimated 12.8m (42ft) in length and upw

i-draws-dinosaurs:Well, everybody seemed to love Bullet Man last time, so here he is again. Good luc

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