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Tullimonstrum, speeding close to the sea's surface. A second Tullimonstrum follows not far behind. The waves and water effects are dynamic, reflecting the high speeds reached by Tullimonstrum.

Tullimonstrum, speeding close to the sea's surface. A second Tullimonstrum follows not far behind. The waves and water effects are dynamic, reflecting the high speeds reached by Tullimonstrum.

High speed monstrum

(dynamic water/composition study) (I'm not sorry)
#paleoart #tullimonstrum #sketch

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2026/02/23 Mon - #PrehistoricLife
#Tullimonstrum ( #TullyMonster )
Total length: Approximately 10 cm (approx. 4 inches)
Classification: Unknown
Period: Late Carboniferous (approx. 300 million years ago)
Habitat: Shallow tropical marine environments (North America)
#Illustration #Paleoart #OzuAnnArt

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Meet Dr. Tully! Our resident taxonomist and the most valuable member of the development team! People may say he is a monster, but we know he's just a cutie. Stay tuned to learn what he has prepared for our game!

#paleontology #tullimonstrum #fossilfriday #spinosaurus #gamedev

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Digital cel-shaded artwork of a Tully Monster, which is a hagfish-adjacent pink wiggly worm fish from the Carboniferous. It has a long, ribbed body with soft pink flesh, encased by protective slime that imbues it with a purple hue. It has a tear-shaped fleshy tail, primitive ‘pore’-shaped openings lining its sides for gills, zero limbs, and a head that is probably going to take a hot minute to describe well so hang on a second because I might as well write my will and testament at the same time. Okay. Here we go. Its eyes are shaped like a preschooler’s craft project, with each orbit glued onto either end of a narrow stick, and the stick has been awkwardly glued onto the creature’s head, right on top, no care for aesthetics. It has a long, stiff trunk. There is a raised hole in the trunk’s base on the front of the head that could be a misinterpretation of other reconstructions  on my part, because I have no idea why there would be a hole there. The trunk itself looks very unbending cartilaginous to me on most reconstructions, with a stiff ‘elbow’ in the middle to bend it. For this composition I chose to make the trunk even bendier. The trunk has a fun surprise in the shape of a beaky mouth full of too many lamprey teeth. So what is this tully monster even doing here? It is suspended inside of a pond over an isometric chunk of pondscum-covered dirt and rocks. Tiny pinecones have fallen into this pond, as well as some twigs and stray pine needles. The tully monster hoists a spare pine tree branch over its head, with no idea what to do with it, because during the Carboniferous trees were literally just stacking up with nothing to break them down and return them to whatever cosmic hole the Tully Monster slithered out of. Watermark: http://hmcgill.art

Digital cel-shaded artwork of a Tully Monster, which is a hagfish-adjacent pink wiggly worm fish from the Carboniferous. It has a long, ribbed body with soft pink flesh, encased by protective slime that imbues it with a purple hue. It has a tear-shaped fleshy tail, primitive ‘pore’-shaped openings lining its sides for gills, zero limbs, and a head that is probably going to take a hot minute to describe well so hang on a second because I might as well write my will and testament at the same time. Okay. Here we go. Its eyes are shaped like a preschooler’s craft project, with each orbit glued onto either end of a narrow stick, and the stick has been awkwardly glued onto the creature’s head, right on top, no care for aesthetics. It has a long, stiff trunk. There is a raised hole in the trunk’s base on the front of the head that could be a misinterpretation of other reconstructions on my part, because I have no idea why there would be a hole there. The trunk itself looks very unbending cartilaginous to me on most reconstructions, with a stiff ‘elbow’ in the middle to bend it. For this composition I chose to make the trunk even bendier. The trunk has a fun surprise in the shape of a beaky mouth full of too many lamprey teeth. So what is this tully monster even doing here? It is suspended inside of a pond over an isometric chunk of pondscum-covered dirt and rocks. Tiny pinecones have fallen into this pond, as well as some twigs and stray pine needles. The tully monster hoists a spare pine tree branch over its head, with no idea what to do with it, because during the Carboniferous trees were literally just stacking up with nothing to break them down and return them to whatever cosmic hole the Tully Monster slithered out of. Watermark: http://hmcgill.art

Day 21: Tully Monster

"I Can't Believe It's Not An Invertebrate!" might be the worst margarine brand name ever. What do you think?

#ArtAdventCalendar #Art #DigitalArt #Tullimonstrum #Carboniferous #PaleoArt #SciArt #Paleontology #Fish #Animal #Weird

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Drawing Paleozoic animals until September 30th or I miss a day

Day 24: Tullimonstrum gregarium

Drawn this... thing?

#drawing #Paleoart #Tullimonstrum #TullyMonster

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A drawing of an ancient creature named the Tully monster. It's crying from its eyestalks and says : Everybody ask "What is the Tully monster ?"but not "How is the Tully monster ?"

A drawing of an ancient creature named the Tully monster. It's crying from its eyestalks and says : Everybody ask "What is the Tully monster ?"but not "How is the Tully monster ?"

Today's #drawing is from 5 years ago, I still smirk at this #sketch when I see it. However we have yet to know more about them cuz that's one silly looking guy.

#sciart #tullimonstrum #tullymonster #fossil #mysteryfossil #maxwellsuperbien

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Note to foreign readers: An import tariff is called "tulli" in Finnish.

#tullimonsteri #tullihirviö #tullimonstrum #tullymonster #trumptariff #trumptariffs #trumpchaos #trumpeconomy #donaldtrump #trumpmemes #politicalmemes #meemi #meemilaaksontarinoita #meemimestarit #meemipankki #meikämemeetikko

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Um Tullimonstrum usando da capacidade de trocar de cor para caçar um crustáceo do gênero Belotelson, enquanto um jovem Bandringa nada abaixo da estranha criatura

Um Tullimonstrum usando da capacidade de trocar de cor para caçar um crustáceo do gênero Belotelson, enquanto um jovem Bandringa nada abaixo da estranha criatura

Um local qualquer no carbonífero, tentei desenhar ele dando a sensação de um animal trocando de cor para surpreender a presa.
#Tullimonstrum #Brart #Brazilianartists

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