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Thomas H.
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Here because everyone's jumping ship on the dead bird site. Would rather stay reclusive.
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rubrennanart.bsky.social
#Nanotyrannus lancensis! The black one is based on NCSM 40000 and the brown one is mostly based on the classic CMNH 7541. Both 1:4 scale as is the sapien. Lethaeus can wait til the new year :) #dinosaur #paleoart #sciart
December 10, 2025 at 5:13 PM
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markwitton.bsky.social
October 30, 2025 at 9:21 PM
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markwitton.bsky.social
Quick #FossilFriday #paleoart post: a 2025 redo of my 2019 take on the giant #deer Megaloceros. Palaeolithic art captures some aspects of Megaloceros appearance but the details are not unambiguous: when is a line across a body a stripe, when is it a boundary between colour regions?
Three Megaloceros, a stag, doe and fawn, in front of an ice age landscape, painted in 2025. The bodies of the adults have large blocks of colour, without prominent stripes. Three Megaloceros, a stag, doe and fawn, in front of an ice age landscape, painted in 2019. The body of the stag has a dark stripe extending from the shoulder to the thigh.
October 10, 2025 at 12:05 PM
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lucasjn.bsky.social
Here's a T. Rex bored to death trying to bite their own tail. My partner asked me to animate it in stop motion, after she watched a video about the very important topic of "could T. Rex chew its own tail like a dog". The puppet is still a work in progress 🦖
October 15, 2025 at 1:35 AM
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evangauntt.bsky.social
Rail Racer (JRX) art by me!
#Transformers
September 20, 2023 at 5:25 PM
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gaius.bsky.social
I honestly can’t believe there are still any AI skeptics out there. This tech is obviously revolutionary
Al Overview Willem Dafoe is not in Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, but he has appeared in other Star Wars films, including The Last Temptation of Christ (1988).
August 8, 2025 at 12:51 AM
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markwitton.bsky.social
Writing about #pterosaurs today, so here's a flying reptile-themed post for #FossilFriday: giant azhdarchid Hatzegopteryx alarms a dwarf titanosaur. The situation with Hateg titanosaurs is now much more complex than it once was, and this sauropod is now too big to be Magyarasaurus. #paleoart #sciart
A tranquil day overlooking the sea in Late Cretaceous Romania. The ground is covered in plants, including many tall palms, and a small waterfall babbles in the lower right. A volcano - yes, the Hateg region was volcanic - smokes in the distance, while a dwarf long-necked dinosaur strolls by, admiring the view and content. Suddenly - HOLY CRAP A GIANT FREAKIN' FLYING REPTILE APPEARS, CLOSE ENOUGH TO FEEL THE RUSH OF AIR FROM ITS GIANT FREAKIN' WINGS. "You can't do crap like that, man," says the sauropod, clutching its chest. "The doctor says I have a weak heart." "Yo mama has a weak heart," says the Hatzegopteryx, "yo mama" jokes still being fresh in the Cretaceous and not the worn-out reserve of unimaginative hack writers. It laughs in the sauropod's face and flies off. Pterosaurs, everybody: fascinating. Awesome. And the biggest jerks in prehistory.
August 8, 2025 at 3:51 PM
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maribouoekaki.bsky.social
さて 今日は…

※本映像はファンアートです。

Full→ youtu.be/Ezya31f19SU?...
August 10, 2025 at 4:42 PM
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ghoulpus.bsky.social
Currently on the phone with Visa

Instead of starting with a complaint, I approached this as a Confused American Consumer who doesn't understand why they can't buy things off a website they use

The call center rep immediately asked if it was about Steam/itch

(cont)
July 26, 2025 at 8:53 PM
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ooftroop.bsky.social
Oh! Hex Yellow Rabbit wave shadowdropped today!!

I got to illustrate the card, designed his Purple Guy head, and made the front graphic of the hoodie!

hex.store/collections/...
July 18, 2025 at 4:10 PM
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emiebunny.bsky.social
WORLDS FIRST SPRINGTRAP SCULPTED IN DK ARTIST YOU HEARD IT HERE FIRST FOLKS
July 17, 2025 at 6:15 AM
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ooftroop.bsky.social
finally getting back into part 4 of #ucft and finishing character refs alongside final revisions on the script

here's glamrock chica!
July 1, 2025 at 8:05 AM
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October 31, 2024 at 2:14 PM
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markwitton.bsky.social
New at #Patreon: discussion of this scene of Sinosauropteryx waiting out a feeding Yutyrannus for carcass access. Or - hold on - are they waiting for their parent to feed them? Behold, the compsognathid identity dispute, now #paleoart flavoured! #sciart #dinosaurs

www.patreon.com/posts/132334...
Because I'm a lazy, lazy man, I'm copying text from the start of my Patreon post that describes this scene. If you want to read the rest of the discussion, you need to visit https://www.patreon.com/posts/132334586 (I may be lazy, but I'm not stupid. OK, not _that_ stupid.) "It's nighttime in Early Cretaceous China, in the part of the world that will eventually be recorded as the Yixian Formation. A light dusting of snow covers the winter ground, and only the coniferous trees retain their leaves. The light of a full moon spreads through the misty sky, obscuring distant mountains but illuminating a large dinosaurian predator, Yutyrannus. It is consuming the bloodied remains of a small dinosaur that, from the silhouette, looks to have been a Psittacosaurus. Quietly surrounding the carnivore is a group of eight smaller dinosaurs: compsognathids. Their small size, long, stripy brown tails and facial masks betray them as Sinosauropteryx. They appear to be congregating in the hope of getting access to the Psittacosaurus carcass, some peering around the larger dinosaur at a respectful distance to identify pilferable morsels. The Yutyrannus is ten times their length and towers above them: surely it's best to wait until it's finished? Unless... wait: are these Sinosauropteryx enterprising opportunists, patiently waiting for the larger predator to have their fill? Or are they juveniles waiting for their parent – a tyrannosauroid – to finish with the carcass before they can have access, or even for it to provision them with food? What the heck has actually been depicted here?"
June 26, 2025 at 2:09 PM
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rassicas.splatoonlore.ink
wait one more. heres spamton neo. NOWS YOUR CHANCE TO BE A [BIG SHARK]
July 10, 2025 at 2:00 AM
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markwitton.bsky.social
New #paleoart for #FossilFriday: battling Borealopelta with deep (instead of "high waisted") armour and pigmentation. There's a scientific rationale behind this #ankylosaur #art, which you can read here, along with viewing the hi-res and WIPs of the painting. www.patreon.com/posts/130274... #sciart
Against a light purple sky and yellowish plantscape, two russet-coloured armoured dinosaurs wrestle in wet mud, one having got purchase under its rival to heave it up: will it topple over? Why would ankylosaurs do this? Fighting over resources, like lady ankylosaurs or territory? It's hard to say. Ultimately, animals are a lot like people, Mrs. Simpson. Some of them act badly because they’ve had a hard life or have been mistreated. But, like people, some of them are just jerks.
May 30, 2025 at 8:40 PM
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cathures.com
They called it Fazbear's Fright. A tasteless satire of the murders. To make people forget.

Instead, it became a place where he relived his own story—a place where he couldn't escape what he'd done.

And what he'd become.

#williamafton #fnaf #springtrap
April 28, 2025 at 8:20 PM
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ooftroop.bsky.social
mount comeback
May 2, 2025 at 9:23 PM
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somniosa.bsky.social
I'm Somniosus insomnus, aka. Sleeper for short. I drawing all living things.
I'm also on Cara now: cara.app/somniosusins...
October 17, 2024 at 3:13 PM
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aeroartwork.bsky.social
My new animated 3D short for the Newgrounds Deltarune Collab is live!

Come give it a watch!!

Me and my team worked really hard on it!

www.youtube.com/watch?v=2coC...
March 28, 2025 at 7:02 PM
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markwitton.bsky.social
Been working on King Tyrant promotional stuff today - continuing that with a #FossilFriday #paleoart post. Here's two T. mcraeensis (because of geography) alongside a motherflippin' volcano, because the old artists were right: SOME TYRANNOSAURUS ACTUALLY LIVED NEXT TO BIG VOLCANOES. #KABOOM! #sciart
A mountain explodes in the night of ancient New Mexico, in what will become the North Hall Formation. Great conifer trees and the drooping branches of a willow are silhouetted against an orange sky. Beneath, disturbed from their drink at the lake margin, two tyrant dinosaurs look at the disturbance. They turn to one another, not wanting to believe their eyes. _They are Tyrannosaurus, and they are next to a large active volcano_. A beat, and then the smaller animal whispers to her companion, "we are surely the victims of palaeoart cliche and stereotyping; some thoughtless hack has resurrected means of depicting us from the early 20th century. For while our compatriots in Hell Creek occur among volcanic ash from distant volcanic activity, what evidence is there that we, Tyrannosaurus, live next to great, mountainous volcanoes like those of vintage palaeoartworks?" He remains in silence momentarily, returning his eyes to the eruption. "Perhaps the problem", he eventually replies, "is that few read papers about geology when depicting awesome dinosaurs, so many artists don't think about where we actually live. The Hall Lake Formation is situated among volcanic uplands and also has an excellent record of plants and trees. We could have been drawn next to volcanoes for years with science on our side, but that information has been hidden in obscure, paywalled papers. No one knew that the old artists were right, if, admittedly, for the wrong reasons. They put volcanoes next to us because they thought they killed us." He smiles wryly at the thought. Thinking on his comment, she emerges from the water, a glimmer of hope in her eye. "Perhaps... things will be different now?", she asks. He looks at her as smoke belches from the moutainside. "Perhaps", he replies. They turn back to the eruption. Home at last.
April 11, 2025 at 3:23 PM
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markwitton.bsky.social
Looks like it's OK to share parts of my new Scientific American #paleoart. The theme is "old vs. new" restorations of #dinosaur horns and armour: cue stereotyped past and progressive modern takes on Borealopelta, Stegosaurus and Triceratops. Full artworks: www.scientificamerican.com/article/dino...
Cropped image of a modern and old-school take on armoured dinosaurs. The modern image, showing Borealopelta, is on the left, with brown colouring deduced from analysis of the Borealopelta fossil. The right, slightly faded image shows a stereotyped vision of nodosaurs based on various 20th century artworks. Old vs. new takes on Stegosaurus. The modern version is on the left, with more defined anatomy, countershaded skin and variable plate structure. The old version, right, is slightly faded, and has the same green and red colour scheme that most stegosaurs had several decades ago. Old vs. new Triceratops. The modern take, left, features enormous horns and vivid facial colouring, as seen in some animals that engage in facial combat in modern times. The old take is slightly faded, and shows a Jurassic Park-style elephantine reconstruction with short, bone-coloured horns and much wobbly anatomy.
March 19, 2025 at 1:30 PM
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ooftroop.bsky.social
Happy Ten Years to Five Nights at Freddy's 3!!

This is by far the most important FNaF game to me. It was the first one I experienced the release for, and it introduced my favorite character in all of fiction- Springtrap, later revealed to be William Afton.

Here is my celebratory art!!!
March 2, 2025 at 3:08 PM