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Some closeups! ✨🦖🏴‍☠️🎄
closeup on two panels, the first one shows Ed holding a box filled with tinsel, a santa hat, and the big sweater for the rex fossil mount. The second shows a closeup of the rex's little front arm clad in the christmas sweater. The pattern on the sweater is made of little trees, stars, snowflakes, ammonites, trilobites, and various little stylized dinosaurs closeup of a panel in which Stede is putting the santa hat on top of the rex's head closeup of the fourth panel showing Stede on a ladder holding up the tinsel scarf over the back of the rex, passing it over to Ed who's on the other side of its ribcage closeup of the fifth panel, showing Ed buttoning up the sweater along the back of the rex's fossil mount
December 18, 2025 at 4:12 PM
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Closeup on the critters! 🦕
In this illustration we have: Protoceratops, Pachycephalosaurus, Stegosaurus, Struthiomimus, Deinocheirus, Koreaceratops, Oryctodromeus, and Psittacosaurus!
A closeup of the illustration above focusing on the Pachycephalosaurus and Protoceratops. The species names and pronounciation are written next to the respective critter. A closeup of the illustration above focusing on the Stegosaurus and Struthiomimus. The species names and pronounciation are written next to the respective critter. A closeup of the illustration above focusing on the Oryctodromeus, Koreaceratops, and Deinocheirus. The species names and pronounciation are written next to the respective critter. A closeup of the illustration above focusing on the Psittacosaurus. The species name and pronounciation is written next to the critter.
July 2, 2025 at 9:19 AM
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In the first one we got a Hurdia, Trilobite, Cambroraster, Anomalocaris, and you may have spotted the tiny Hallucigenia, Opabinia, and Physalactinoceras scuttling around.
In the second one, we just have the Spinosaurus and Oxalaia 🧡
A closeup of the first illustration from the previous post, with the written names and pronounciation of the Trilobite, Hurdia, Cambroraster and Anomalocaris written next to the respective critter. A closeup of the first illustration from the previous post, focused on the Hallucgenia, with its name and pronounciation written next to it. A closeup of the first illustration from the previous post, focused on the Physalactinoceras and Opabinia, with their name and pronounciation written next to them. A closeup of the second illustration from the previous post, focused on the Spinodaurus and Oxalaia, with their name and pronounciation written next to them.
July 15, 2025 at 8:27 PM