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shopping cart anthro

#oh hell yes

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Felt Bugs and Tutorials // MiniMi

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1 am thinking abt the triassic cuddle once again and getting sad. The Thrinaxodon was in a torpor and wouldn’t have woken up before it drowned in the rain. The Broomistega was badly injured and dying. Neither of them ever actually knew each other but their last moments are curled up together and immortalized in stone Hggggm

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2008

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Commission for @chomprealhardosaur !!

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Blue Moo(n) - 1.5 hours

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Portraits by Joseph Christian Leyendecker

“Many biographers have speculated on J. C. Leyendecker’s sexuality, often attributing the apparent homoerotic aesthetic of his work to a homosexual identity. Without question, Leyendecker excelled at depicting male homosocial spaces (locker rooms, clubhouses, tailoring shops) and extraordinarily handsome young men in curious poses or exchanging glances. Moreover, Leyendecker never married, and he lived with another man, Charles Beach, for much of his adult life, who is assumed to have been his lover and who was the original model of the famous Arrow Collar Man.” (The Arrow Collar Man is the blonde man in all these illustrations, apart from the sailor)

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some recent pterosaur art :] ferrodraco, a pair of campylognathoides and otogopterus

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Slut, 2018 watercolor 21 x 30cm

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reduction linocut design :3

available for preorder, very limited run with all profits to trans mutual aid

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2007

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A bit belatedly this year but here it goes! The eighth annual Figure Skating Championships sketches ⛸ Previous years can be found here -

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i'm in my Assemblage Era

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Unknown, Bear illustration for Magic Yeast, 1890s

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my mental image anytime i see someone leave this comment

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Panorama showing animals of the Secondary, Tertiary, and Quaternary Eras, folding hand-colored engraving, from Isabelle Duncan, Pre-Adamite Man, 1860

https://www.lindahall.org/about/news/scientist-of-the-day/isabelle-duncan/