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It wasnt an Edmontosaurus mummy but man, what is it with Hadrosaurids getting all the cool skin preservation fossils? Haolong dongi is an awesome dinosaur to add to the roster of fascinating fossils which show us we need to make our reconstructions far weirder and more varied in skin variety!!

‘Sea of Creatures’—A Deceleration Quarterly Creative Review In Deceleration's Winter 2026 Creative Review, writers and artists from our bioregion and beyond—from Boca Chica at Texas’s tip to the migratory flyways that link Eagle and Condor—share their love, gr...

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I was featured in this Quarterly Creative Review! Its a bioregion discussion on the reefs which live within our coast.
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‘Sea of Creatures’—A Deceleration Quarterly Creative Review In Deceleration's Winter 2026 Creative Review, writers and artists from our bioregion and beyond—from Boca Chica at Texas’s tip to the migratory flyways that link Eagle and Condor—share their love, gr...

deceleration.news/sea-of-creat...

I was featured in this Quarterly Creative Review! Its a bioregion discussion on the reefs which live within our coast.
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I made a little animated time-lapse of this illustration! Its also on my YouTube!
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Yeaaaaah!! Look at em!! Lovely Tyrannosaurus!

A current work in progress Illustration on the back of a Paper Shoot Camera. Featuring an Allosaurus and a plethora of other Mesozoic denizens.

Happy #drawadinosaurday !! If you see this post, show me a dinosaur you've drawn!

The Denial of a Carcass

In the #Jurassic period, a mated pair of #Ceratosaurus were enjoying their feast of juvenile #sauropod. Only to now be denied by a lone #Allosaurus sub adult, hungry and desperate for prey. As the rains return and storm brews, the standoff over the carcass continues.
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My main problem I have with this stuff is, what sort of alternative do we have? Blusky is twitters, but what's YouTube? Vimeo literally just came out as Ai backed. YouTube is an inbred scraped hell. What's the alternative to YouTube that's actually for people? Nebula?

I desperately need a block channel option. My entire feed goes to Ai generated science videos and I HATE IT. YouTube somehow thinks that I wanna watch someone's ai generated prehistoric planet because I'm trying to find an old documentary from the 1970s! I God dam despise Ai so much.

Thank you Matt!

A small little Camera known as a PaperShoot Camera sitting on top of the little bag I hold it in, next to the multi color pen I use to draw on it. Various different things of multiple colors cover that cameras skin. Plants, insects and most importantly dinosaurs. Still a work in progress though, more to come shortly!

Been working on a little side project, I'll be showcasing it soon but I bought a little camera and you can actually draw on it. The illustration is still a work in progress. But I'm excited to make a camera cover that just screams me!

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Dinamation made numerous dinosaurs during their time. They have two body sets for their Tyrannosaurs. This is the first body set, surrounded by workers and staff trying to ensure it is up to production.

This is the second body type for Dinamation's Tyrannosaurus, this one has a less round posture, and a far bigger head than the first one. The one in this picture is actively on the prowl for its next robotic meal.

The first body type Tyrannosaurus again from another angle, this time showing us the full visage of the animatronic animal as staff beneath it are working on its base motors neat its feet.

The second body type of the Dinamation Tyrannosaurs from the side this time, You can fully see its differences compared to the original other body type of the earlier Dinamation Tyrannosaur. Its far larger head makes a larger difference compared to the previous one and also smaller rib section too.

I have a poster with it that kinda made my brain go "huh?" Turns out theres two! They built two different types of Tyrannosaur Bodies, although I have no clue which one came before the other.

There's a species of crustacean known as Tadpole Shrimps or Triops who also have a third eye. Give them a gander, their lovely little critters!

A very interesting album cover with a Tiger pattered Tyrannosaurus being ridden by a horse rider.

A book titled "The Stainless Stairs wants you" featuring a man in a Tyrannosaurus costume pointing towards us, the viewer.

A beer? Can box labeled Seismic Sue with the foot of Sue the Tyrannosaurus stomping down for it's cover image.

Another Beer? Box this time called Dino Break featuring a surfing Tyrannosaurus Rex breaking a wave with a sunset behind it.

Even on my adventures for other needs, I still continue to find things that have to do with Dinosaurs.

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If you could make a Kaiju, where would it attack?

Kinda wondering about shinanigans and hoping we get a mummified theropod this year. Every so years we get a good mummified ornithischian but we haven't gotten any theropods yet. Fingers crossed though.

And then we find another edmontosaurus mummy....

Sorry if I'm rambling, but basically there's a lot of exciting possibilities when you take a step back and look at the big picture. Either way it just makes dinosaurs far more magnificent than we so far imagined.

Or alternatively what about like the keratinous false teeth that birds have, if it's in archaeopteryx and potentially other flying early dinosaurs like microraptor along with regular teeth. Could we give them to their later flightless descendants given that their secondarily flightless?

Yeah, lol. But there's a ton of fascinating possibilities we haven't investigated yet. Some birds have feathers that are almost scale like, the honey buzzard for ect. But imagine those types of scales on a dromeasaur? Imagine if we could take fossilized feathers and put them on a model to hear them.

Thank you for the correction, I don't know why I thought Heterodontosaurus? Guess morning brain just wasn't fully charged yet.

There's a ton of fascinating scales on dinosaurs that I've been compiling into a list, we are reconstructing them honestly far to smooth and not with enough integument variation.

Various images and scans of Feather like quill structures sprouting from preserved scales of an ornithischian dinosaur.

I don't remember the name of the specimen (just woke up) but this one has quill like structures going through its scales. I wonder also about like possible sounds? Birds use their feathers to just straight up make noise in some cases so I'm wondering could we investigate fossil filaments for sounds?

Been compiling a bunch of dinosaur skin and soft tissue preservation into one big Google Spreadsheet and these guys along with Heterodontosaurus (I think) have some fascinating scale and skin implications. I've been wondering is there a way to test how flexible or soft fossil structures could be?

These dioramas and so many others were always the inspiration for so many childhood questions I had, but now I'm worried about just what will come to be of the curiosity that feels so lacking from modern explorers in museums. Unless things change I kind of a lot worry for education as a whole.

Genuinely so happy and just ecstatic that my latest video has been so loved! I cannot wait to show everyone what other projects I have been working on also!

Dinosaurs!! But dioramas are also fun!

YouTube video by RustledDoodles William D Berry, His Understanding of Ecology and his Artistic Paleontological Impact

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My latest video! An artistic analysis discussing the great Alaskan Wildlife Artist, William D Berry and his incredible wildlife and paleoart works!

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Happy New Year everyone!!

A "walking tree"

A diagram of how they "walk"

Reading about walking trees rn. They "walk" by slowly falling and growing their roots across where they need to go till they reach a suitable spot and re root themselves upright. I think we forgot how much energy and force it takes to move forward until you stub your toe.

If you see this, post a Unicorn!

This one was from a dream I had, it was a false dragon and would fall onto its back and pretend to be a basilisk as a defense aside from glittery fog it made from its horn.