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and one day, everyone will know our names. but this moment is ours alone
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and one day, everyone will know our names. but this moment is ours alone
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Thinking about
Thinking about the Triassic Cuddle
Hello, today is my birthday, and I would like to share a comic I made in the last year with you. It's called Broomistega and Thrinaxodon.
This comic was originally printed with yellow, fluorescent pink, light teal, and violet risograph inks. Physical copies are available in my shop.
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digital drawing, 2025
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Artfight revenge for @thylacereal ft. their adorable thrinaxodon character :] Gonna start posting the rest of my attacks over the next few days!
"A cool, temperate climate prevailed in parts of South Africa where, within their den nestled among the Dicroidium flora on the upland hillsides, a protective Thrinaxodon watches over her playful pups. These mammal-like reptiles are believed to have had some degree of parental care and a social gregariousness similar to the behavioural characteristics of present-day mammals."
From Dinosaurs: A Global View (1990) by Sylvia J. Czerkas & Stephen A. Czerkas. Illustrated by Douglas Henderson, Mark Hallett, John Sibbick.