# 351

Although they seem quite morbid and dangerous to be around, the Skull Sucker is quite safe...I assure you. They're actually scavengers, not predators as many people believe. On top of that, they're also great snugglers (if you can get past the smell).
ink and colored pencil on Mi-Teintes pastel paper, 7" x 5"

# 278

No it isn't just a defunct old skeleton...of mysterious origins.
This relic was actually a skillfully camouflaged peaceful herbivore. They survived by appearing to be dangerous. Sadly, their main source of food died off and they ended up eating each other into oblivion.
Ink and colored pencil on Mi-Teintes pastel paper, 7" x 5"

# 138

This specimen was found on a recent archaeological dig somewhere in the Mojave region. However unlikely, carbon dating places these bones at about 100 million years older than the earliest dinosaur remains known to man. Who were they...and what happened?
Ink and colored pencil on Mi-Teintes pastel paper, 10" x 8"