rickwhitetiger.bsky.social

Do i really need to write a brief description of my person?
Not anymore, won't see me here for a long while.

Taken by the biggest dummy i luv

[rickwhitetiger.bsky.social @RickWhitetiger]

Hello there, Name's Rick.
I draw a lot of stuff ranging from toony to semi-realistic and i upload whenever i can.
Big fan of Paleontology, Tigers and Chocolate Milk.

[🦕 thegaminghyena 🦖 (🦣 #NewPleistocene arc 🦥) @crocutamatata]

Not only were thylacines common zoo animals, but they were also not uncommon as pets. According to some, thylacines were easy to tame and incredibly friendly and loyal animals

[rickwhitetiger.bsky.social @RickWhitetiger]

@crocutamatata The cutest fact about Thylacines I can think of that I learned recently is from accounts of Hobart Zookeepers telling how the Thylacines that were most attached to them would rub themselves against their legs like cats do.

[rickwhitetiger.bsky.social @RickWhitetiger]

@FurrotakoMX @crocutamatata There has only been one successfully captive bred Thylacine pair in history at the Melbourne zoo, many other programs at the time were propped up but failed, a lot of their breeding habits are still largely unknown.

[rickwhitetiger.bsky.social @RickWhitetiger]

To all those who care, I'm not going to be active here anymore.
Not that it matters since I rarely touched this site at all, trust me, I'll make more of an effort elsewhere, you know where.
It's where you'll find the full version of this pic and then some. See y'all around.

[dino dan @ddinodan]

in a way, you'll never die

[Shahanshah of the Internet Age @ChazakielDoremi]

Unfathomable amounts of people have fallen in love, found beauty in a sunset, were brave, cowardly, loyal, traitors, died fighting senseless wars in the names of tribes and gods that will never be remembered for an amount of time literally incomprehensible

[HURRiCANE➡️UTFG2026 @animalK_]

喵🐈🐅🐆

[H.J @HJ_arts02]

"A strange planet we call Earth"

A new piece by me featuring Endoceras and some Jellyfish. Circa 466 million years ago...

[RIAMUS @Riamus01]

HUH, I guess I've finally made it

[WikiVictorian @wikivictorian]

A Huguenot, on St. Bartholomew's Day, Refusing to Shield Himself from Danger by Wearing the Roman Catholic Badge, by English painter John Everett Millais (1852). In private collection.

[ｴﾁｾﾞﾝﾔ ﾃﾝｼﾞﾕ(越前屋天授) @Tenju_Echizenya]

絵画北棟で僕の作品が展示されているので、足を運んでくれると嬉しいです😊

[sanstitre (commissions closed) @sanstitre2000]

Revelation

[WikiVictorian @wikivictorian]

Married woman’s ensemble, late 19th century/early 20th century. Halh People, Mongolia.National Museum of Mongolia.

[WikiVictorian @wikivictorian]

Portrait of Delphine Ramel, by French painter Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres (1859). Museum collection Am Römerholz.

[Joschua Knüppe @JoschuaKnuppe]

Posting again on its own.
Hoplitaspis coming to land at night to mate and lay eggs only to witness the thin sickle of the orbital rings glowing faintly in the night sky.

[ThePaleoLad @atak_draws]

Spinosaurus aegyptiacus with a pterosaur

(Experimenting with a different way to draw, let me know what you think)

#paleoart #art #ArtistOnTwitter

[yammi @sighyam]

AH! 👅

[rickwhitetiger.bsky.social @RickWhitetiger]

@Antrodemus Time waits for no one.
All the more to cherish these things.

[Luigi @Antrodemus]

>Gamingbeaver is a father now

>Jurassic World is going to be 10 years old in a few months

>I have Mattel JW toys from wave 1 that are older than my 5yo niece

[WikiVictorian @wikivictorian]

Netsuke, late 19th century. Japan. Los Angeles County Museum of Art.