#barosaurus

Aviapril day 23, Barosaurus lentus. Maybe when I did that other sauropod earlier this month I should have checked if there was another, bigger sauropod coming up. Because boy was I suffering with this one.

To the Golden Yonder Where We Slumber

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They were once magnificent creatures that roamed the Earth, fossilized bones is all what they are now. Buried deep under rocks, they were lost to time. Sun rises up, sun goes down, the world moves on. Until one day people discovered them, 66 million years later.

The curious and passionate ones study these bones. Assembling blocks of scattered rocks back to their forms, giving them names, even uncovered stories of what could have happened. To these paleontologists I say thank you. Filling your mind, my mind with awe and wonder of what the world had in the past, back to our everyday lives. The sun goes up and down, and here they are in our collective minds. For what was lost is now found again.

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My 25 years of palaeoart chronology…

Did my first flocking last night!!! I had a lot of fun, look forward to next time :)

Another sketch brought to you by #paleostream!