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bluandorange:

vicious-violet:

skronked:

GO MAKE SOME COMICS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

vickorano:

beesmygod:

psuedofolio:

Got some spare time? Make a comic!

Download the sample printable comic right here!

Reasons for doing this?

1: My followers can finally have a printed comic by me.

2: It seemed like a fun activity to do, specially with young kids.

3: It might be cool if interweb folks shared tiny little mini comics with each other. And a whole bunch of people can print each other’s comics and maybe we could collect ones by other artists. So… ya know. Why not?

ahhh cute

Yesss…

Oh
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I know now how to create the mini-est of comics with the idea I just got an hour ago

Goal for tomorrow yes

dino-files:

Name: Dromaeosaurus
Pronounced: Dro-May-Oh-Saw-Russ
Classification: Theropod
Sub-family: Dromaeosaurid
Temporal Range: Late Cretaceous (76.5-74.8 Mya)
Length: 1.8 metres
Height: 0.8 metres
Weight: 15kg
Movement: Bipedal
Feeding Type: Carnivore

Information:
- Discovery: As its name suggests, Dromaeosaurus was one of the first dromaeosaurid dinosaurs to ever be discovered. It lived during the Late Cretaceous period, and the first specimen was recovered by palaeontologist Barnum Brown, during 1914 from Alberta, Canada. This specimen consisted of a partial skull, two neck bones, one metacarpal and some foot bones. In addition to this original specimen, several other skull fragments, and about thirty isolated teeth are known from subsequent discoveries in Alberta and Montana, Canada.

- Statistics: The lack of a complete specimen has made creating length and weight estimates for Dromaeosaurus very difficult. Based on the length of the skulls found, and comparison with other, better known dromaeosaurids, it is belived Dromaeosaurus would have grown to lengths of around 1.8 metres and weighed only 15kg.

- Description: Despite being the first dromaeosaurid dinosaur to be discovered, very little is known about Dromaeosaurus. Full skeletal reconstructions have only been made possible thanks to knowledge gained from other, more recently discovered, dromaeosaurids. Although Dromaeosaurus still had the sickle-shaped claws on its feet, its skull was larger and much more powerful than those of other dromaeosaurids. In addition, the teeth of Dromaeosaurus appear to be more heavily worn than those of its relatives, suggesting that its jaw was used for crushing  and tearing rather than just for slicing through flesh. Recent research has suggested that Dromaeosaurus had a bite nearly three times as powerful as that of Velociraptor, suggesting that it relied more on its jaws for killing its prey, rather than its sickle-claw. 

(via scientificillustration)

animationtidbits:

bryankonietzko:

jagiv:

For anyone that may care, I built the muscle, bone and skin system for the troll in this scene.  Though the scene doesn’t last long, this troll was the most complex character I’ve personally built at work, and the muscle system was experimental, new and successful. It was a really fun and challenging experience!

Snow White and the Huntsman Clip - “A Troll Attacks” (HD) (by ScreenCrush)

Wow! This looks great, Jimmy!

My buddy Jimmy is a visual effects artist at Rhythm & Hues doing work beyond the grasp of my feeble brain. You guys are always calling me a troll, so I thought you might enjoy it too.

Snow White and the Huntsman - Troll Clip