The Discovery That We Had It Backwards And That More Realistic Cave Paintings Are Generally Older Than

The discovery that we had it backwards and that more realistic cave paintings are generally older than more abstract ones is exciting from an anthropological perspective, because it demonstrates that art movements have existed for as long as art has, but I have to imagine there’s some poor biologist out there somewhere going “you mean to tell me that our Paleolithic ancestors had the ability and means to record realistic, highly detailed depictions of contemporary flora and fauna the whole time and simply chose not to?”

The other day my my clients and I did rock painting. I present to you the best visual pun I’ve ever come up with.

Pride rock.

my terrible daughter licked my eyelid i am still unsure motive or reasoning

DUSK WARDEN

Im super proud of how this piece came out, especially as it's my first ever sculpture!

The concept is as follows: The dusk warden is a gentle protector, but it's face is off-putting so it wears a mask so as not to scare anyone. Despite this, the true face is far more interesting, and mask or no mask the creature has just as sweet a personality!

This is Wren. Our new baby

But what if we still had the dodo