Levi Hastings

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Now who’s being dramatic!

Not to be dramatic, but I got new glasses.

This Ancient Crocodile Ancestor Learned to Walk on Two Legs This Ancient Crocodile Ancestor Learned to Walk on Two Legs: It was a childhood crawler before it walked upright

New study: 220 million years ago, small crocodilians learned to walk on two legs, and gathered in large social groups. Whenever I see a story like this, I wonder if there were complex civilizations that came before our monkey times. Maybe ancient crocs left Earth long ago. nautil.us/this-ancient...

See you Thursday folks at C-14 😎

FINALLY

Not to mention the days and weeks of labor you're lucky (but unlikely) to recoup in sales.

This is incredible news and I cannot wait for Jared's next banger of a book.

I've never seen anyone do it as well as Yoshi.

D.J. is the coolest! Don't miss out on Big Boy Social Club.

Whatever you do, don't miss Kory at ECCC.

Emma is one of my faves! Support queer creator and get some banging paleo-art at the same time.

Wishing all my friends and colleagues a wildly successful weekend at ECCC! Meanwhile, I cannot express the depths of my relief at no longer participating.

Go see Pam!

I know it’s difficult right now, but I insist that you seek and enjoy beautiful things, even if it seems frivolous or irresponsible in the face of overwhelming horror. I want you to feed yourself artistically, spiritually, and literally, because you can’t Do The Work when you’re starving.

if thou could’st, blacksmith, glad enough would I lay my head upon thy anvil, and feel thy heaviest hammer between my eyes

One of the largest and well-known mosasaurs of the late cretaceous, this sea monster hunted the waters that once covered midwest North America. Originally created for Sternberg Science Camps, I modified the color of this design to make it distinct for the purposes of this project. #fossilfriday

The deep cold of February called for an aquatic king. I chose the Tylosaurus for this month in my paleo calendar because it's one of my favorite pieces from the past year and this final stretch of winter can be the most challenging.

"I tell you, the sperm whale will stand no nonsense."
- Herman Melville from Moby Dick

I returned to one of my favorite subjects with some new methods and techniques, resulting in this highly stylized rendition of the sperm whale.

A Feeding Gray Whale. Read the full story here: buff.ly/3udrTZz
Photo by Janine
This is an encounter from 2022.
#WhaleTales #GrayWhales

"Letting Go While Holding On"
2” x 16” watercolor and gouache.

Sink or scream? Dissociate or drown? The tide of horrors is relentless, and the waves are swirling with microplastics. Do we surrender to the despair or swim through the sludge? What can we save and what do we cut loose in order to keep moving?

For today’s sketch let me present you with Styracosaurus

Styracosaurus lived during the Late Cretaceous in North America. The arrangement of very long, 4-6 spikes protruding from its relatively short frill and long nasal horn is characteristic of this species

#paleoart #dinosaurs #sciart

Thank you!!!

My aim was to infuse some color and escapism into the year's gloomiest month. I could not have predicted how brutal this particular January was going to be, so I hope these dinosaurs offered a few moments of visual relief from the horrors of the world.

January is nobody's favorite month, which is why I selected these stylish sauropods as the first entry in my 2026 calendar. Initially created as a commissioned painting for a local client the previous holiday season, this piece quickly became a favorite addition to my growing library of Paleoart.

Kelpie, now a 2 color risograph print. I looove how much texture came out in this print

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New material of Ajkaceratops cements its identity as a ceratopsian, but adds a new wrinkle. It turns out that many european ornithischians previously classified as iguanodontians may actually be ceratopsians! New paper by @tweetisaurus.bsky.social et al., that I provided art for (link in reply).

The fog has rolled in over Seattle and this is exactly how I want to spend the last night of this year