Bow Tie Guy of the Day: Deinotherium

Deinotherium (dīnəˈTHi(ə)rēəm)

This is part of my elephant series of bow tie guys. The deinotherium is an extinct relative to the modern elephant. They were known as the “hoe tusker” and lived during the Middle Miocene era. Adults stood over 15 feet tall and over 15 tons making this the third largest land animal to have ever existed. They roamed Europe, Asia, and Africa.

Bow Tie Guy of the Day: Quokka

Quokka (ˈkwäkə)

This small, short faced wallaby lives in Western Australia. They are about the size of a domestic cat and are listed as vulnerable on the the endangered species list. Most posts of them on social media list them as the happiest animal on earth due to our personification of them. We see a constant smile on the their face.

Bow Tie Guy of the Day: Common Loon

Common Loon (ˈkämən lo͞on)

A large member of the diver family of birds. Even though it is the state bird for Minnesota, I am working drawing this foul as part of my Vermont Animal Series.  In 2005 they were removed form the endangered list in Vermont.

Bow Tie Guy of the Day: Stegotetrabelodon

Stegoterabelodon:

This is a continuation of my elephant series. I am so delighted to have found so many prehistoric elephants. The Stegoterabelodon lived during the Late Miocene to Early Pilocene eras on the continents of Africa and Eurasia,

Bow Tie Guy of the Day: Vermonotaur

Vermonotaur (vərˈmän əˌtôr)

The Vermonotaur is an ancient creature that roams the forests of Vermont. Part man part moose, this docile creature secretly helps the sugarer by checking taps and collecting sap.

This is the second version of this bow tie guy. The first can be seen here. I like this one better.

Bow Tie Guy of the Day: Argentinosaurus

Argentinosaurus (ˌärjənˈtēnə sôrəs)

The argentinosaurus is the largest known dinosaur. It is a member of the sauropods. They were found in Argentina, hence the name, and lived during the Late Cretaceous Epoch around 96 million years ago. 

Bow Tie Guy of the Day: Cat

Cat (kat)

I think I am going to draw cut little cats like this one in neck ties from hear on out.  No more bow ties. They are just so adorable and cuddly.