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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License. It, and all of its files and contents -- unless otherwise noted -- are protected by this license.License established 9/9/2012, while previously I was using a CC-BY-ND license instead.
I have two websites, my DeviantArt and RedBubble accounts, which allow downloads and purchase of the imagery presented on this site. As I am a starving artist, I would appreciate support this way.
Category Archives: Personal
Shameless Plugging
No, really shameless plugging. I’ve recently begun using product producer site RedBubble.com to make items for sale for my art. I’ve been using DeviantArt and its broad networking possibilities, but this tends to only attract artists themselves, and is not … Continue reading
In Memoriam
Dan Varner, artist of things paleontological, has passed away, survived by his wife. I am immensely affected by this loss because Dan was one of those very open, cheery sorts who gave earnest advice and did great art. I met … Continue reading
Slow News Day
I assume everyone in at least the United States who read this and those few in other countries that recognize the day are getting over their Thanksgiving tryptophan injections, shortly after their return from SVP in Las Vegas. In a … Continue reading
What Does and Does Not Matter
I’m a relativist, and as such have a tendency for trying to see others’ perspectives on given subjects. But we cannot always be relativists, as we must make certain essential decisions that can only be based on our personal perceptions. … Continue reading
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Being Bitten
Something different than what you’d expect this time. This has nothing to do with paleontology. Do not click this link or go below the fold if you want to avoid a non-paleo post.
All’s Quiet
Pardon the slow last few weeks, it’s been busy here for me as I am attending to home and work product that have dominated my work time. I’m also supposed to be finishing a draft on a paper and getting … Continue reading
