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Behold the velociraptor, the terror of the Cretaceous, most vicious of saurians, capable of disembowling its prey with one swift kick of its sickle-like hind claws, a merciless meat-eater, a perfect and unstoppable killing machine with lousy table manners, that ultimate predator--pictured here with beloved stuffed T-rex "Mr. Gobbly."

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Definitely on a dinosaur kick lately. Anyway, 5 x 7, another small piece for Anthrocon. (I've been getting some questions about why none of these have backgrounds or anything, and the answer, for once, isn't "Because I'm a lazy sod." At Con art shows, the art sells in greatest quantity below $50, so the wise artist brings a lot of cheap stuff and a few elaborate, expensive pieces for buyers with deeper pockets. These are the little cheap ones, and they don't have backgrounds because if I sat down and drew a Jurassic tea room for each one, I couldn't charge the low price, and thus I'd be shooting myself in the foot come Con time.)

Prints are available for $10 plus shipping, and the original will be in the Anthrocon art show, unless somebody wanted to pay an exorbitant amount to keep it from going there.

Description
Behold the velociraptor, the terror of the Cretaceous, most vicious of saurians, capable of disembowling its prey with one swift kick of its sickle-like hind claws, a merciless meat-eater, a perfect and unstoppable killing machine with lousy table manners, that ultimate predator--pictured here with beloved stuffed T-rex "Mr. Gobbly."

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Definitely on a dinosaur kick lately. Anyway, 5 x 7, another small piece for Anthrocon. (I've been getting some questions about why none of these have backgrounds or anything, and the answer, for once, isn't "Because I'm a lazy sod." At Con art shows, the art sells in greatest quantity below $50, so the wise artist brings a lot of cheap stuff and a few elaborate, expensive pieces for buyers with deeper pockets. These are the little cheap ones, and they don't have backgrounds because if I sat down and drew a Jurassic tea room for each one, I couldn't charge the low price, and thus I'd be shooting myself in the foot come Con time.)

Prints are available for $10 plus shipping, and the original will be in the Anthrocon art show, unless somebody wanted to pay an exorbitant amount to keep it from going there.