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Description
Two-whip Strange-lizard, 6-7 inches long

Sole representative of their genus, Novusaurus had forked tails and odd cheek wings. They ate only butterflies.

My personal favorite of my dear Flizard series. Here's some info on them:

First of all, the lizard designs are taken from the book World of Kong, from the remake of the King Kong movie by Peter Jackson. All are 2-d paintings, and I took them and made them 3-d. The descriptions are taken from the book, and are copyrighted by it, obviously. My Flizards are made of papier mache over a wire skeleton, with wood putty for small details. They are painted with tempera paint. All are life-sized - the maximum size it lists in the entry is the size I made them. Each one takes about 40 days to make, working a couple hours each day. I considered making some of my own original designs to sell, but I can't decide on a price.
The first one I made was Discus ora - [link] Freshman year I won first place in a school-wide student art show at my school with a few of the early ones, and they're only getting better. All are suspended by thin fishing line and can be hung. In fact, they hang from the ceiling tiles in my dorm room when I'm at school! There are about a dozen total. And remember, since each one takes about a month and a half to finish... that's a lot of work!

Description
Two-whip Strange-lizard, 6-7 inches long

Sole representative of their genus, Novusaurus had forked tails and odd cheek wings. They ate only butterflies.

My personal favorite of my dear Flizard series. Here's some info on them:

First of all, the lizard designs are taken from the book World of Kong, from the remake of the King Kong movie by Peter Jackson. All are 2-d paintings, and I took them and made them 3-d. The descriptions are taken from the book, and are copyrighted by it, obviously. My Flizards are made of papier mache over a wire skeleton, with wood putty for small details. They are painted with tempera paint. All are life-sized - the maximum size it lists in the entry is the size I made them. Each one takes about 40 days to make, working a couple hours each day. I considered making some of my own original designs to sell, but I can't decide on a price.
The first one I made was Discus ora - [link] Freshman year I won first place in a school-wide student art show at my school with a few of the early ones, and they're only getting better. All are suspended by thin fishing line and can be hung. In fact, they hang from the ceiling tiles in my dorm room when I'm at school! There are about a dozen total. And remember, since each one takes about a month and a half to finish... that's a lot of work!