
I've added a self-updating blogroll of the whole regular ART Evolved gang in my sidebar (look down, way down below the flying trilobite button), so I can easily keep up with the diverse gang of artists involved.
The synapsid gallery should be up soon, thanks to the hard work of our tireless moderators. I've heard the expression before that organizing atheist freethinkers is like herding cats; I think organizing paleo-artists is probably closer to teaching velociraptors to drink tea properly.
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5 comments:
LOL "Teaching a Velociraptor to drink tea."
You realize this line has hit my imagination button, and it is a really powerful button in my psyche!
In as cliche a manner as you can imagaine I warn you, "everything that happens from here on in is your fault!" :p
Glendon, you're gonna want to tinker with that drawing! Dicynodonts are totally toothless, unless you count the very basal forms (amonodonts, like Suminia). However, yours has the distinctive tusks that characterize higher dicynodonts, so there shouldn't be any teeth.
Cool expression, though! Can't wait to see the final drawing.
Gah! Thanks Zach, you are a scholar and a gentleman. I'll get on it right away.
The funny part is the part of this dicynodont's physique I messed with on purpose makes the mistake with the teeth pale in comparison.
Craig, I've dropped my teacup. :-)
Remember I did warn you...
http://weaponofmassimagination.blogspot.com/2009/05/blame-glendon.html
WARNED YOU!!!
Mega-wicked-awesome!
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