Complete Mesozoic World Map Series (old cartography style)
These maps are inspired in old cartopgraphy, presenting the animals that lived at that time in a stylized way, just as a medieval artists would had drawn them.
this artwork is available fopr prints, t-shirts and much more here
Like most paleonerds, you probably have a favorite type of dinosaur. Maybe you are a fan of theropods, maybe you are more into sauropods or maybe you are more of a ceratopsian person. No matter what sort of dino you prefer we’ve got you covered! Choose one of out t-shirts and let us know what you fancy.
made some dinosaurs on my phone recently to fend off insomnia! there’s some tweaks I would do if I wanted to print these or whatever, but I’m happy with them anyway!
Dinosaur soaps!! I’ll bring them to Canzine tomorrow at the VPL if anyone wants them, come by between 11-5! Teals= rosemary with loofah chunks, red= lavender with pumice (good for hands & feets!), green= mint!
Just popping in to add a little bit of the Cretaceous to your Jurassic June. Velociraptor learns why dancing in front of a Gobiconodon den is not a great idea.
Image description: Digital artwork of a velociraptor shaking its tailfeathers in front of a gobiconodon nest. The nest is under a tiny sprouting ginkgo tree. While one gobiconodon tends little baby gobiconodons, the other takes aim for the velociraptor’s cloaca with its teeth.
I’m glad we finally dropped chikensaurus rex, the idea that an animal of that size living in a relatively warm climate would be covered in 50cm feathers was just baffling to me (it might have had tufts or peach fuzz, but some illustrations really made him into a damn turkey). Not to mention that for a few large dinosaurs we have fossilized skin impressions and they clearly show a bumpy, scaly skin.
Small theropods very likely had feathers all over, but putting feathers on every single dinosaur was an edgelord move.
