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that's the name of the island after all!

yes! i believe an ibis on Hawai'i went the same route too

i quite like using micrography-like compositions in my paleoart tbh, i have a few ostracods still on the backburner that ive been procrastinating on for a few years now

another banger!!!

ive decided to add this as multiple of you have come to me asking for availability, and id rather you be able to check that with ease rather than having to wait for me to respond, thank you again for your support! 2/2

yeah... one of the main reasons why i havent gotten into them as much, but ive gotten into paleobotany so that's one step closer i guess

Tetragraptus peeaaakkkk, i gotta get better with graptolites

that's wild

absolutely not a mess! the concept you gave was very concise and detailed

right?? i love lobopodians so much

i usually hate drawing proboscideans but it was surprisingly fine yeah

HAHAHAHAAAA the way i would do that too in my PhD interview *and* do the same at a gathering, omfg that's actually so funny

very lucky indeed! and im lucky we're mutuals so i can know that ive done your little lobopodian baby justice lol

oh my gosh ive just remembered who you are lmao so sorry for forgetting!! sorry again cause it's been literal years since ive read the paper, and at the time i read it i was still very much getting a handle of reading palaeontological literature 😭

glad you enjoy it! the eye always looked more like a sclerite to me

Utaurora is actually a stem-arthropod! it's like the relationship between us and Inostrancevia

glad you like her!

めっちゃかわいい！！

glad you like it! :D