Jan 31, 2017
“Still Life With T. Rex,” a bucolic landscape I was fortunate enough to embellish with a dinosaur today.
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“Still Life With T. Rex,” a bucolic landscape I was fortunate enough to embellish with a dinosaur today.
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In 2013 we inherited a cranky old king vulture named Gus. He couldn’t fly because his wings were deformed. But he could certainly bite. Eventually we won each other’s hearts, and now he is a joy to have around the office.
"Baby Buitreraptor", a royal relative of Velociraptor. The young blue-blood is wearing what appears to be a strapless dress. The image is sweet and dainty enough for a baby's nursery, yet also tasteful and classical enough to go in your parlor room.
Our artwork makes a tote bag look surprisingly stylish!
Trumpeter swans are able to create their signature honks because they have such a long and convoluted trachea. Illustration by Michelle Leveille for the Los Angeles Zoo and Botanical Gardens. Note that this image has been flipped, and the trachea actually deviates to the right in its pathway to the lungs.
Our Company’s Epic Backstory
https://artifactgraphics.com/blog/the-genesis-of-artifact