Palaeo

@palaeosinensis.com

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Unconventional wildlife art, pewter, & cardboard mask patterns. Any/all I DO NOT TAKE COMMISSIONS. Beware scammers! Site: PaleoPanthera.com Merch: redbubble.com/people/paleopanthera Prints: inprnt.com/gallery/palaeosinensis Tips: ko-fi.com/palaeo

Unfinished art of a two panel comic. One character points ferociously; the other knowingly smiles. About what nobody knows because the context has been lost.
Decorative element; artwork of an ichthyosaur petroglyph.
Screen caps of Mrs Frizzle from the Magic School bus. Relevant quote says, “If at first you don’t succeed, find out why. “
Photo of a Devil’s Hole pupfish.
Decorative element; artwork of a jaguar petroglyph.
Decorative element; art of a tiger petroglyph.
An open sketchbook filled with different doodles of the same tiger anthro character.
A photo of a beetle missing the insides of its abdomen. The beetle is still alive.
An anthro tiger character sitting hunched over and squat looking tense and worried.
A portrait photo of the artist’s first service dog; a blue Merle smooth collie.
An AKC ribbon for the AKC STAR Puppy title.
Gaston from Beauty and the Beast mocking the beast with the quote, “what’s the matter beast? Too kind and gentle to fight back?”
A relief carving of a Dilophosaurus skull in wood.
A video demonstrating smoothing carved wood with shallow strokes.
A smooth collie puppy sleeping in his kennel. His head is upside down in the corner in a funny posture.
A sable smooth collie puppy. He is awake and alert while surrounded by toys.
A sable and white smooth collie puppy; he is gold with white socks and a partial white ruff. His ears have been taped to promote the collie ear tip.
A digital art reconstruction of the fossil big cat Panthera palaeosinensis. The left shows a sketch of the skull while the right shows a bust of the fully fleshed and furred living animal.
A product photo of a fully customized cardboard wolf mask. It is painted black with silver details.
A product photo of an assembled rabbit mask pattern; there are two masks shown. One has a smooth paper mache finish with rabbit ears while the other you can still see the labels and has tall hare ears.
A pencil drawing of a stylized blocky cartoon tiger/palaeosinsis head. It looks exasperated.
A two panel comic in the author’s sketchbook. The style is very sketchy graphite pencil with construction lines and mistakes visible. The top shows their tiger persona hunched over a mouse using their left hand while their face is propped up on their right hand in front of a computer monitor. The text next to them reads “I rarely know how to start art on any given day. “ The bottom shows their tiger persona leaned dramatically backwards in the computer chair with a comical frustrated expression. The background balloon text reads “GAAAAAH WHY WHY”. There is normal handwritten text in the background that reads “this shit is hard. “
An ink and pencil drawing of a highly stylized tiger. Its entire shape is contained within the outline of a box with an arched top. It is sitting with its head low looking at the viewer.
An example photo of the artist's rabbit mask pattern. There's an example finished with rounded rabbit ears in paper mache and a second example with still visible labels and tall hare's ears.
The image shows a blue Smilodon (a kind of extinct big cat with long canine teeth) roaring to the viewer on a red and orange background. It is framed by the words "CHIN UP" and "FANGS OUT". The style is like a vintage screenprint though the artwork is digital.
A color drawing of a Dungeons and Dragons character. They are a small necromancer kobold with clothes that lightly suggest a desert theme. The kobold is golden with a blue duo chrome effect. Materials are crayola colored pencils, pen, and sketchbook paper.
Digital artwork with a square aspect ratio. It features six highly stylized lionesses in a pride circling a slain male lion. The male is shown from top-down view while the females are shown from a side view. The lionesses have mandala patterns in their fur. The dead male lion appears skinny and old. The style is similar to a vintage print on textured paper. The color themes are gold and red. The bottom right contains the artist's signature and the the word "yong-gi" which is a Korean word for courage.
A digitally created faux linocut print; there is a column with text on the left and a columb with artwork on the right. The entire piece is based on Mahler's Symphony No. 2. The text reads "You were not born for no reason. You did not live for nothing; nor suffered in vain." The artwork on the right uses a cat buried and growing a new tulip poplar above it to represent the remaining symphony text, "What has lived must also perish. What has perished shall rise again." Artwork is human made with zero AI.
A monster clay sculpt of a seated (cross legged) lion woman. Next to it is an in-progress copy of the sculpt in jeweler’s wax. One of the carving tools used, a scriber, can be seen in the background.
A collection of animal themed objects in monster clay and carving wax. These are the models molds are made from.
The most precious surprise tabby kitten ever. It’s small, cute, and standing on a bed looking right.
An elk skull and vertebral column facing left; there are four snakes intertwined from its collarbone (where a braided collar is tied) through its broken lower jaw with their heads poking out the mouth. The snake's dark faces are highlighted by iconographic halos.
A sheet of iridescent clear stained glass lying in a work surface. It has pattern pieces for a 5 point star traced onto it. The pattern pieces and the sharpie used are seen scattered in the top right of the image.
A young somewhat scrawny tabby kitten who feels a lot better.
A three week old tabby kitten being held aloft in front of the camera.
Digital art of a Smilodon hunting a white tailed deer buck. Both figures are drawn as if they were petroglyphs. The Smilodon is pouncing the deer while the deer's rear legs twist to the opposite side of its body. This twisting leg direction signifies a dead or dying animal in Scythian art which also has influences on this piece.