Jun 4, 2023
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Happy Valentines Day
Here is my favorite couple from Thuringia, the Tambacher Liebespaar (tambach lovers). A fossil of two skeletons of Seymouria sanjuanensis from the Bromacker quarry
Deploy the boi.
Here is a little Chemnitzion that I drew in the train yesterday.
Chemnitzion is a temnospondyl from the lower permian. Like the name said, it was found in chemnitz, specifically the chemnitz petrified forest.
I spent most of last week in some sort of transit. I think i can really appreciate the freedom of an up to date tablet and wireless headphones now. The art still looks very cartoony but I guess thats part of the process of getting used to new hard- and software.
Happy International Womans Day and happy #fossilfriday
I am very happy to announce that my artwork "Dance in the dust" won the audience choice award for paleoart at the Visual Conference For Women Archaelogists And Paleontologists (VCWAP).
While the artwork did not convince the jury of the Bromacker Paleoart Contest for which is was originally created I am really happy that the audience of the congress found my art award worthy.🎉
The artwork can still be seen at the Bromacker Lab at Schloss Friedenstein in Gotha and if you want to know more about permian critters from thuringia then check out the Bromacker project
My quick study of Futabasaurus, I did this winter. And the original mount at the museum of nature and science Tokyo.
ancient sea dwellers, japanese ink style 2020
How much is the fish!? - New 'spondyl drop:
"A new eryopid temnospondyl from the Carboniferous–Permian boundary of Germany"
https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/journal-of-paleontology/article/abs/new-eryopid-temnospondyl-from-the-carboniferouspermian-boundary-of-germany/992657993894BEF3C1F7E964C87709DF
Back in december I had the chance to visit the Geoskop Museum and catch a quick glimpse at Stenokranio boldi and other specimen yet to be described.
Real geek talk here: there is nothing more exciting than discoveries in the making.
So here is a little rerendering of an Eryops I drew back in 2021.