Terriblelizard -NBT-

@terriblelizard.bsky.social

He/him, illustrator, I love dinosaurs and cartoons. Works can't be used as n/f/t. Protect Trans Lives.

This place is real, but it's also an amalgamation of memories. The way we remember a landscape can be very different from its literal appearance. Some things become larger and clearer, others smaller and fuzzier. 🧵

Illustration of an overgrown path running along the side of a field with an old wonky fence. There are tall blue hills on the horizon, flocks of birds and clouds in the sky.

Probably my fave photo of the day. The spine is suspended using a series of metal cords and elastic bungie tendons which hold the alert posture of the neck in place without the need for excessive mounting frames. We're experimenting with novel materials and building methods.

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Dr Matt Dempsey@sketchy-raptor.bsky.social · yesterday

Today I'm building life sized mecha Megalosaurus in the Future Fossils workshop - a mixture of 3D prints of my digital designs, carved foam, and machine parts, all produced under the direction of Jay Jay Burridge. More photos to come! And debuting at Blenheim Palace next week...

Hi, I've been making a #webcomic called SWEETPEA on instagram! It's about a music exec and the messy punk band she manages. Its a story about music, love, and self discovery; all that good stuff. I'll try to post pages here daily until its all caught up, so please give it a read 💙

The Australian 3D series "Shaun Tan's Tales from Outer Suburbia" (by Flying Bark studio) has been quietly available for free on BYUtv for months (in the U.S.), and it also includes some 2D segments. >> www.byutv.org/tales-from-o... I made this short video as a friendly reminder.

Catsuka@catsuka.bsky.social · 8mo ago

First trailer for "Tales from Outer Suburbia" series by Flying Bark studio (Australia), based on the picture books by Shaun Tan. There aren't that many big Australian animated productions.

Nice AI-image-generating tool, but it will never be as great an artist as Onfim, a child who lived in the Novgorod Republic in the mid-1200s and who scribbled these drawings and schoolwork writings on birch bark at the age of 6 or 7.

Onfim’s drawing of himself on horseback as a warrior defeating an enemy.Two of Onfim’s works.  On the left is a copy of a passage from the Book of Psalms he did for schoolwork.  On the right is an apparently autobiographical depiction of a monster labeled with “I am a wild beast.”Some more spelling practice by Onfim with some human figures who have round heads and varying numbers of fingers on their big hands.Onfim’s writing practice accompanied by 7 little people in his particular drawing style, who tend to have very big hands with many fingers.

When a bipoc person is talking about intersectionality, it behooves you to put yourself in their shoes before immediately treating their words as a personal attack. When a trans woc says “white trans people are oppressors too,” don’t just fixate on how harsh the wording sounds to you.