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Digital art of my Protohuman OC, Query, dressed as Dexter from the television show of the same name. The primary focus is a full-body drawing of Query holding a large combat knife and smirking at the viewer.

Three smaller line-art style illustrations to the right depict Query in three different poses from the show, including him in cuffs, taking off a pair of surgical gloves and eating a doughnut.

Product photo of a Risograph print of my vampire, Vincent. He's sitting in a pentagram circle, hands smeared in blood. One palm he brings to his mouth, with his tongue out. The other hand swipes the blood along the pentagram, a foldable knife near his hand.

Rough sketch depicting front, side and back shots of a female zombie with a bobcut. There are various scars and stitches over her face and body, and her missing left hand has a chainsaw attached to it in the front view. She has large manacles around her wrists, ankles and neck, large sockets over her ears and a mask covering her mouth. She wears a bikini top, hotpants, heavy boots and bandages over her right leg.

$Tyrannosaurus Rex Sue and Scotty FMNB PR 2081 and RSM P2523.8 We’ve already covered Tyrannosaurus, but here have the two shining examples of T Rex. Sue is the most complete T Rex ever found, and thought to be the oldest, with modern estimates placing her around 33. Scotty is the largest ever found, estimates to be between 8 and 11 tons, and thought to not be fully grown. They’re however close enough in size that both could feasibly be the largest T Rex ever found. Both survived beatings in life, Sue having broken ribs and several other fractured bones, and Scotty having wounds on his tail, near his eye, and a parasitic infection in his jaw. Despite all of this, the two lived long healthy lives.$