'tis the season to be... panicking because a winter storm has shut down most of North America and even if it hadn't there's no way items you purchase right now will make it in time for Christmas. But fear not, there's a solution: Gift Certificates!
I've been looking for a company that does a good bandana for FOREVER and it's finally here - not too stiff, not too floppy, a nice mix of classy and sturdy construction.
Yes, turkeys are (remarkably) the descendants of dinosaurs - and they taste delicious. To celebrate the slow but inevitable downfall of the dinosaurs, get 15% off any order over $75, Thursday through Tuesday!
Looking for a fun fashionable item for yourself or as a gift? Check out this new item - the Kimberichnus Windbreaker, a lightweight jacket featuring the trace fossils of a 500+ million year old mollusk.
Kimberichnus is a fan shaped set of scratch marks found on rocks in the Ediacaran, most likely made by early mollusk/bilaterian Kimberella. These little scratches were made as Kimberella scraped algae off the hardpan surface of the Ediacaran sea floor. Yes, that's right - I'm making clothing inspired by the nom nom marks of an old dead maybe-slug.
If you've followed me on social media, chances are you've seen me whine about cleaning fossils. See, I'm a paleontologist who has had the (mis)fortune of doing research in a locality with some of the hardest rock I've ever dealt with! So I need your help!
Paleoart is dominated by dinosaurs - and don't get me wrong, dinosaurs are cool, but I find myself way more drawn to drawing (heh) non-dinosaurs in part because apparently I'm secretly a scientific hipster. Except of course, then there's a dinosaur that's so cool looking I... can't help myself. Enter, Anzu.
Bothriolepis is such a crazy cool ancient fish - it's a cute little armored monstrosity that has strange little armored crab claw arms. In fact... some people think those lil chonky fins weren't actually used for swimming.
'tis the season to be... panicking because a winter storm has shut down most of North America and even if it hadn't there's no way items you purchase right now will make it in time for Christmas. But fear not, there's a solution: Gift Certificates!
I've been looking for a company that does a good bandana for FOREVER and it's finally here - not too stiff, not too floppy, a nice mix of classy and sturdy construction.
Yes, turkeys are (remarkably) the descendants of dinosaurs - and they taste delicious. To celebrate the slow but inevitable downfall of the dinosaurs, get 15% off any order over $75, Thursday through Tuesday!
Looking for a fun fashionable item for yourself or as a gift? Check out this new item - the Kimberichnus Windbreaker, a lightweight jacket featuring the trace fossils of a 500+ million year old mollusk.
It's the holiday season! Wondering what to purchase? Here's a list of gifts under $20, perfect for the rocks-and-fossils nerds in your life!
'Tis the holiday shopping season, coming at you earlier and earlier every year it seems! Of course this year we have to buy things early simply bec...
Ok, it's not so much a new product as it is a new option for gifting? That's right, we have a gift card now!
Kimberichnus is a fan shaped set of scratch marks found on rocks in the Ediacaran, most likely made by early mollusk/bilaterian Kimberella. These little scratches were made as Kimberella scraped algae off the hardpan surface of the Ediacaran sea floor. Yes, that's right - I'm making clothing inspired by the nom nom marks of an old dead maybe-slug.
If you've followed me on social media, chances are you've seen me whine about cleaning fossils. See, I'm a paleontologist who has had the (mis)fortune of doing research in a locality with some of the hardest rock I've ever dealt with! So I need your help!
Paleoart is dominated by dinosaurs - and don't get me wrong, dinosaurs are cool, but I find myself way more drawn to drawing (heh) non-dinosaurs in part because apparently I'm secretly a scientific hipster. Except of course, then there's a dinosaur that's so cool looking I... can't help myself. Enter, Anzu.
Bothriolepis is such a crazy cool ancient fish - it's a cute little armored monstrosity that has strange little armored crab claw arms. In fact... some people think those lil chonky fins weren't actually used for swimming.
