Hi, I'm Ray! ๐ค I'm a cartoonist who's also aspiring to become a paleoanthropologist someday! My dream is to make both fiction and non-fiction comics about cave art and other Paleolithic topics. Here is some of my concept art for my graphic novel project: The Lore Keeper.
Hi everyone!! I relaunched my Patreon page and wanted to share about it here. ๐ I'll be posting sketchbook pages, comics, behind-the-scenes content, and more!
https://t.co/e4bNulyWDv
Animals in Rock Art
https://t.co/MP2UPgmgXo
The 1960s to 1980s witnessed significant advances in the recording and interpretation of rock art in South Africa.
#Archaeology#SouthAfrica#Animals#RockArt
I leaned really heavily into using this username to showcase my black and white cave art/Paleolithic related work, but that's only one facet of my interests. I'm trying to be less shy about sharing the rest! Expect more cute and colorful things from me going forward! ๐๐
I found the last of my Rouffignac inspired mammoth pendants! They're up in my Kofi shop! The pin vault will also be open briefly as I'm trying to gather some funds for school at the moment. ๐
Today might I treat you to exceptionally well preserved salamanders/axolotls from Middle Jurassic of China! Look inside the hundred million (+) year old eyes! ๐ธ
I'm making preparations to relaunch my shop with new items (stickers and prints)! It's gonna be a mix of things from all of my interests including Paleolithic art, outer space, and cute characters! There's also a little snail mail club I'm finally going to announce. Stay tuned!!
Finally have my own Chauvet mammoth, reproduced ~31,000 years after the original cave art and healing well! Thanks to the talented Kim from Lucky Leopard for channelling the ice age artist.
Rhinos that are and rhinos that used to be.
I missed World Rhino Day again, but it's always a good time to post rhinos, right? A series of rhinos from a couple of years ago, depicting species that have coexisted with modern humans.
Would you believe it!โค We have just found an incredibly well preserved arrow with a shell arrowhead. It looks like it was lost last year, but the arrow is around 3300 years old, from the Early Bronze Age!๐ฎ It doesn't get much better than this๐