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Decorate your bathroom and dry yourself off with our luxuriously soft bath towels and hand towels. Our towels are made from brushed microfiber with a 100% cotton back for extra absorption. The top of the towel has the image printed on it, and the back is white cotton. Available in three different sizes: hand towel, bath towel, and bath sheet.
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Here is another creature that looks like it could come from an alien world. Of course, it is no imaginary extraterrestrial. It was once a real... more
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Robin Gross
March 28th, 2024
Towels were perfect and looks good in my bathroom. Bright detail of the cars on a black background.
Nancy Hogan
March 27th, 2024
Really love them! They go well w a print of my boyfriend’s stingray bicycle & he still has the bike!
Michael Bourgeois
March 23rd, 2024
Love this towel
Michael Bourgeois
March 23rd, 2024
Love it.
Sabine Imler
March 3rd, 2024
It was a gift for a friend who has worked on these rigs. It’s now in his own company facility. He loves it.
Nancy Hogan
February 10th, 2024
It would be very helpful to know what the # s correspond to.
Here is another creature that looks like it could come from an alien world. Of course, it is no imaginary extraterrestrial. It was once a real creature that walked the earth over 200 million years ago and predated the dinosaurs, and he�s the next critter in my paleoart series.
This is Lycaenops. His name means �wolf face� � though he doesn�t really look much like a wolf in the face to me. However, he was indeed about the size of a wolf. Lycaenops was a member of the Therapsids, an order that includes the ancestors of mammals. He probably munched on smaller reptiles and was apparently pretty fast on his feet, which gave him a great advantage as a predator. He might have been furry as this picture depicts, or he may have still have sported a lizard skin. I prefer the furry version as it makes for a nice artwork, though the jaguar-like coat is possible a bit of a stretch.
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Daniel is a classically trained artist. A native of the East Cobb community in the Atlanta Metro area, he majored in art at the University of Georgia and has since accumulated over 25 years of art experience. Most well-known for his scientific illustrations of prehistoric creatures, he is also accomplished in creating Wild West art, fantasy art, wildlife scenes, and horror illustrations. His works have appeared in magazines and newspapers; the covers of books, albums, and products; and even in a few science and natural history museums. Accolades: - Cover of "The Horror Zine Magazine" Summer 2023 - Feature Artist "Wild West Magazine" Summer 2019 - Cover of "Fossil News" Spring 2016 His Illustrations have appearing in - Scientific...
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Dean Harte
just glad I wasnt around 200 million years ago and can enjoy this cool work from the safety of my computer :D Nice work Daniel, V/F!
Kristin Elmquist
And yes, I did read your description; however, the imaginative part that comes into play is the fur that covers the animal, and the setting. It takes a special mind to put this type of thing together. :)
Daniel Eskridge replied:
Thanks, Kristin! I understood you initial comment just fine. All paleoartists will agree that it does indeed require an awful lot of imagination. You be really surprised to see how little paleontologists actually know about how animals in the past actually looked. Quite often there is nothing more to go on for an entire animals other than a few molars and a piece of jawbone.
Kristin Elmquist
Rowr! Very imaginative, Daniel! Composition is also wonderful.