Erin Roseberry

this brought back some deep memories 😬

See you at TCAF!!! 🇨🇦

Thanks for the rec I will check it out!

A page from a risograph comic. An ancient amphibian called Broomistega wanders a desert and asks: do you love me?

To celebrate finishing the 4th print edition of Broomistega & Thrinaxodon, I would like to share the complete comic with you. It's about two very different Triassic animals at the end of the world 1/7 #paleoart #sciart #furryart

Now I’m imaging the kind of wizard you see painted on the side of a van toking up and blowing smoke all over your booth 🚬🧙‍♂️

Thanks! It really is like a top ten coolest fossil!!

I'm glad to hear 💜

A page from a comic. The famous Triassic Cuddle fossil is shown. Text reads: 250 million years ago, the Earth experienced an apocalyptic event called "The Great Dying," during which 90% of life was wiped out and harsh desert environments spread across the planet. During this period, an injured amphibian called Broomistega sough refuge in a burrow of a sleeping therapsid called Thrinaxodon. The two creatures died in a flash flood, forgotten until their fossils were discovered in the present day, together for eternity. Sources: "Synchroton Reveals Early Triassic Odd Couple..." by Fernandez et al. "Locked in Time" by Lomax & Nicholls.

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Thank you for reading. Physical copies, hand printed by myself in vibrant florescent pink/yellow/light teal/violet risograph inks, are for sale in my shop: ko-fi.com/s/a81a306a86

A page from a comic. Water rushes into the den while Broomistega and Thrinaxodon sleep. Broomistega asks: even here, at the end of the world?

A page from a comic. Panels showing the drowning Broomistega and Thrinaxodon are layered over an image of a fossil.

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A page of a comic. Broomistega and Thrinaxodon sleep together in a burrow while rains begin outside in the desert. Broomistega asks: Do you love me?

A page of a comic. Broomistega and Thrinaxdon sleep together in the burrow while the rains intensify. Broomistega says: I love you.

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A page from a comic. The Thrinaxodon licks Broomistega's wounds, while it asks: Even though I could not be more different than you?

A page from a comic. A close up of Thrinaxodon licking Broomistega has a cladogram showing how distantly related the two animals are superimposed on it.

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A page from a comic. The Broomistega crawls deeper into a burrow and asks: Do you love me?

A page from a comic. A Broomistega encounters the sleeping synapsid Thrinaxodon and asks: Even now?

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A page from a comic. A bleeding broomistega asks: Even like this?

A page from a comic. A Broomistega avoids larger Gorgonopsids by hiding in a burrow and asks: Even though I am weak and small?

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A page from a risograph comic. An ancient amphibian called Broomistega wanders a desert and asks: do you love me?

To celebrate finishing the 4th print edition of Broomistega & Thrinaxodon, I would like to share the complete comic with you. It's about two very different Triassic animals at the end of the world 1/7 #paleoart #sciart #furryart

*watching Pokopia play videos with tears in my eyes* I Have to Fix My Life So I Can Purchase a Switch 2

A photograph of multiple stacks of a risograph comic titled Broomistega and Thrinaxodon with extinct Triassic animals on the cover

We have moved on from assembling Sad Nuclear Semiotics Comics to Sad Triassic Fossil Comics

Thank you for your on-point suggestions this was the result:

bsky.app/profile/rose...

small cream/black/pink illustration of a sphinx on a large rock, surrounded by a garden of daffodils, tulips, dogwoods, & honeysuckles. There's a pond with dead fish in the foreground

in her domain

Noooo there's an infamous con in my city that has a cosplay show stage in the middle of the AA and serves alcohol and from the harrowing stories I've heard the artists hate it. Praying for everyone in ECCC AA that there are no obnoxious loud shows nor obnoxious drunken behavior 😬

A photo of a taxidermy dodo, taken from a lower central angle so that its mouth its eyes look a little sad, its forehead wrinkles are prominent above its beak, and its mouth is downturned on each side of its beak. Text overlay reads "Monday mood."

Extraordinary, extinct, but not exempt from a case of the Mondays.

Don’t worry dodo, we feel it too.

A photograph of the entrance to an exhibition at the Met Cloisters. Shows a blue curtain in a large medieval doorway

Up close photograph of a medieval ivory saddle, showing a dragon and a man fighting a hybrid monsters

Another close up of the ivory saddle showing a hybrid woman dragon monster

At the medieval sexuality exhibit…on the lookout for weird medieval freaks 👀

I hope you get the chance to do it one day! I know it's going to be amazing 💕

Picture of Marjane Satrapi alongside a quote from her. The quote reads: The world is not divided into countries. The world is not divided between East and West. You are American, I am Iranian, we don't know each other, but we talk together and we understand each other perfectly. The difference between you and your government is much bigger than the difference between you and me. And the difference between me and my government is much bigger than the difference between me and you. And our governments are very much the same... - Marjane Satrapi, Iranian-French graphic novelist

Thinking about this quote from Persepolis creator Marjane Satrapi again.

a traditional watercolor and ink painting of the pokemon Smeargle. It is shown painting a medieval bestiary filled with drawings of pokemon.

Happy Pokémon Day!

I painted this medieval illuminated manuscript inspired Smeargle for a Pokémon card redraw collab hosted on tumblr by poketcg-art--it's based on the Neo Discovery card illustrated by Hironobu Yoshida!

begone, headache...I need to Think About Pokémon

Sending This Message Was Important To Us Minicomic - Fox-Teeth's Ko-fi Shop Possibly the only comic in the world printed with clear UV reactive riso ink. And it's about nuclear semiotics. Comes with a free UV light keychain ...

Take a copy out of my apartment here: ko-fi.com/s/fa5cb79d33

A photograph of stacks of unassembled comics laid out on a table

A photograph of the same comics laid out on a table now fully trimmed and assembled

A close up of the comics’s cover showing how the cat glows under UV light

Celebrating finally completing assembling the 1000 unit print run of Sending This Message Was Important to Us today!

This comic uses an experimental clear UV reactive riso ink I only had access to for about a month, so I printed as many copies as I could and had to live with the consequences lol.

Flippin thru a big stack of old furry comics i bought and this got my ass good

I make a lot of unusual printed comics, which comes with the problem: how do I show off this thing properly online?

Here's my attempt at making a webpage for Sending This Message Was Important to Us, which features clear UV reactive ink: roseberrycomix.com/comics/sendi...