Geopetal | Paleontology and Geology Patterns

  • Priapulids: Predatory Fossil Worms

    A priapulid is a worm - they live today, and we have body fossils of them going all the way back to the Cambrian 540-some million years ago. These ...
  • DiNopeASaurus

    If you know anything about dinosaurs, you know that there are a lot of things that people call dinosaurs that are, in fact... not dinosaurs. In fac...
  • What is Diplocaulus?

    Diplocaulus is an amphibian-like animal from the Permian (300-251 mya) known for its distinctly boomerang-shaped skull. This 3-foot long salamander...
  • Kansas Cretaceous Paisley

    The Western Interior Seaway was an shallow seaway that split North America in half during the Cretaceous. I've made a Paisley print out of some of its residents.
  • Be a Better Model Than My Mother

    Introducing a competition to be a better model than my mother, which is really really easy.
  • Eeleganza - the Conodont Element Print

    Conodont teeth are tiny, pretty little star shapes. But the few fossils we have that show how they looked in the original organism are... genuinely horrifying.
  • What is a geopetal?

    A geopetal fabric is not actually a term I made up - it's a real thing!