Hey! The name's Eli, but you can call me Eino, Dino, Cabbage, a strange combination of all of the above--Anyways, I'm 19 years old socially inept, located in California and highly fascinated with davesprite. On my blog you'll get my art, occasional reblogs that are usually from the dinosur tag or my friends' art, and my dumb text posts which are usually filed under "Prehistoricramblings". Feel free to drop me an ask or anything and have a great day, you beautiful you.
Skype's Einosaur
Don't check email
I am that type of douchebag friend who doesn’t talk with you for weeks but still cares about you and hopes you still care too.
(via kitty-zacharie)
[fullview] My new computer has arrived (Woohoo!) to replace the kaput one, but my (1998) graphics tablet is too old to work on it! So I still can’t draw and might not be able to for a few weeks until I can find a way of getting another one! (I spent all my non-money on the computer >< ejskhfskfh!).
Anywho, you’re looking at the first (unfinished) half of the whole animation, but the rest isn’t worth showing (sketchy storyboard). I wanted to draw Wingbros meeting because I have so many feels for these Striders, but I’m unlikely to be able to finish it now ><. Aside from not being the full story, it’s also still missing Horrorterrors, Dirk isn’t shaded, a bunch of other stuff is missing, and obviously the second shot is still scribble animation and the last shots are single un-animated frames, but oh well.
(via deadkankrivantas)
There are some people reblogging the picture with Dave and Dirk talking about how naps in homestuck usually result in death.
And now I’m just sitting here at my computer laughing and drawing dead characters.
Romance an emo T-Rex with this Jurassic dating sim.
Dating sims are yet to hit big in the U.S., but they’re hugely popular in Japan. Combining text adventure game format with teen romance novel plot lines, a dating sim lets you game your way to a romantic relationship with another character. Any character. Even a dinosaur.
Often reliant on anime storyline tropes, dating sims are popular with young teenagers (although, ahem, there are plenty of adult-rated games available). New online dating sim Jurassic Heart follows a typical storyline of a nervous high school student going on a date with her crush. But there’s one significant difference. Her crush is a Tyrannosaurus rex.
Complete with a cheesy soundtrack, Jurassic Heart is a pretty simple example of the visual novel/dating sim genre. The player’s first storyline decision is easy enough: “Let’s see, which hair clip shall I go for?”
I picked the “meat on the bone” clip on the assumption that my date (to reiterate: a carnivorous dinosaur) might find that the most appealing option.
In Jurassic Heart, you take the T-rex (nicknamed “Taira”) on a date to the music store to buy a ukulele. You see, there was an incident at music club when you startled Taira and made him drop his old ukulele, and you feel kind of guilty about it. Did I mention that you and Taira go to the same high school? Just go with it. [READ MORE]
>discovers goggles
>never leaves the computer again
Pretty girls making ugly faces - Troll edition
i had an illegal amount of fun drawing this
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