Steven Anderson

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Steven Anderson is the author of the Reunification Series and other speculative tales. http://stevenandersonbooks.com

❗️Zelensky: Today, many were shocked by another video of the Russian drone safari against people in Kherson. The man was injured by the explosion. The world must see this. It must see every fact that Russia has gone mad, and every fact that the Russian military enjoys killing and mocking people.

It’s 3 AM! You know what that means? That’s right! Beautifully hideous dinosaurian nightmares from sadly uncredited artists, produced for miscellaneous vintage card sets and other such memorabilia.

A squat, sail-backed green theropod that looks like a cross between a newt and a Godzilla-esque kaiju.A stone-grey Diplodocus with a dead-eyed stare feeds on water reeds from a green-tinted pond.A hilariously tiny-eyed, sprawling Stegosaurus with a muppety face lurches over a landscape covered in mosses and lichen-like growth.An impossibly toothy Daspletosaurus with wiry neck muscles and weedy forelimbs gorily chews apart the carcass of a strange, serpentine reptile with spiky skin and sprawling limbs.

In 1924, the year this picture of the Grand Canyon was painted, Gunnar Widforss exhibited a large group of works depicting scenes from US National Parks. An art critic at the time considered Widforss as 'possibly the greatest watercolorist in America today.'

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I suffer from writer's posture, best suited for long days hunched over a keyboard. I try to remind myself to stand up straight, so while cooking lunch I arched my back, tipped my head and.... holy crap. How long has that spider web been there?

𝘓𝘰𝘰𝘬 𝘤𝘭𝘰𝘴𝘦𝘭𝘺. The Tar Pits record began one-hundredth of an inch from the end of the ribbon, while in the final one-half inch, you’ll see the story of primitive man evolving to an astronaut, bridging the piece to modern-day history.

"The Evolution of Life on Earth" mural previously on display at La Brea Tar Pits

🌎 One planet, countless life stories. The 83-foot-long mural once displayed at La Brea Tar Pits depicts the history of life on Earth—from the planet’s origin five billion years ago to the present, each inch representing approximately five million years.

"The Evolution of Life on Earth" mural previously on display at La Brea Tar Pits

A scrap of cloud provide a splash of sunset color above Mt. Herman. It’s dry in Colorado; so dry I count each plink of the raindrops that reach my roof. The Aspen Acres fire south of Colorado Springs has burned 100,000 acres with no relief for the evacuated or the exhausted crews in the forecast.

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I just finished my original painting; Vienna Nouveau 16x20” Watercolor, Enamel, Acrylic & ink accents. This one is sold ,however I have two other in progress message me if you’d like one this is by far my most ordinate and detailed series ever. Ask about Cosmo Nouveau, I will do pieces to order!

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