skullmadeofplastic
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Recently I've returned to a very common childhood interest - dinosaurs. Learning about them more in depth has been so fun. Now that I'm older I can really admire the scientific achievements involved in researching them. The way just bones and some other fossilized artifacts (eggs, plants, etc) can tell us so much fills me with some sort of deep joy lol. Humans are just professional puzzle solvers, always piecing stuff together. I think that is AWESOME!
As most kids were, I was pretty enthralled by the carnivores, most notably spinosaurus. But now without a doubt, my favourite is the parasaurolophus.. All the ornithischians (plated/horned animals like stegosaurus, triceratops, pachycepholus, ankylosaur, etc) are easily my favourite group.
Look at these guys!!! Their heads are SO cool - That's my favourite thing about dinosaurs. Their bodies are formed so differently to modern animals. It feels like if a 5 year old designed an animal; They have insane head shapes, spikes and plates and horns, and they're HUGE!
 
As a furry I couldn't resist making my own dinosaur designs, although likely much more brightly coloured than they really were! Who knows though, birds have some intense colouring, maybe dinos did too :)
  
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plasticseaslug
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« Reply #6 on: a Winter night » |
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ornithischians are so cool!! i'm partial to the yi qi, because they remind me of tiny dragons, but stegosauruses remind me of my boyfriend. by the way, your art is absolutely amazing!!
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plasticseaslug
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plastic animals in cellophane waters. ⛺︎ My Room
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« Reply #7 on: a Winter night » |
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Some marine creatures:
Henodus
As a kid, I mistook this exact image of Henodus as a mushroom with arms. Played too much "Tonic Trouble" certainly.
Liopleurodon
Look at this snout. "I crush you!" it says. In my favourite dino quartett, "Lilo" (needed a nickname for this complicated name) was pictured from below, looking like a huge shadow against the sea surface. It was one of the most powerful cards in the game.
marine creatures are amazing!! they deserve more attention.
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