#palaeocastart

[wamirul]

I took part in this year’s Palaeocast Art competition. Sadly, I didn’t win anything, but it was great to see so many talented palaeo artists, some much almost a decade younger than me.

Here’s my entry, it’s a pair of Deinonychus watching a future dinner, probably. Or seinfeld. Who knows?

Before I get corrected- I’m aware that raptors had their claws curled upwards- but I also remember a theory that they used them for climbing, and the idea here was that Deinonychus, being a bigger dino, would have anchored themselves like this when hanging out on trees.

[aammorbidccuriosity]

Plugging my entry for the @Palaeocast paleoart competition, seriously check out what’s going down on twitter/facebook under #palaeocastart and if you haven’t already check out their podcast https://www.palaeocast.com/

These guys put out quality content without advertising or funding, so they really need support to continue doing the paleo community such a service.

[palaeoplushies]

Competition time! Palaeocast is running a palaeoart competition; this should interest all amateur palaeoartists out there. This is your chance to win a never before seen Palaeoplushie design as well as signed prints by Bob Nicholls, Prehistoric Predators by Brian Switek and velociraptor pin badges by yours truly! The competition is running on Facebook and Twitter between the 1st May and 1st June using #palaeocastart.