"Trikeratos" Greeting Cards by cubelight

Trikeratos

Greeting Cards

Sizing Information


Small Greeting Card	Large Greeting Card	Postcard
4" x 6"	5" x 7.5"	4" x 6"

Features

Custom printed for pretty much every special thing there is
Digitally printed cards on heavyweight stock
Uncoated blank interior provides a superior writing surface
Each card comes with a kraft envelope for mailing or gifting

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Wall Art

Canvas Print
Photographic Print
Art Print
Framed Print
Metal Print

Home Decor

Throw Pillow
Travel Mug

Bags

Tote Bag

Stationery

Sticker
Greeting Card

Artist's Description

Trikeratos, product of biology and technology. If someone asked me what it meant, I suppose I’d say, “a fanciful expression of how technology can illuminate details of the distant past.”

But no one ever asks me that.

(A sequel, A Gloom of Duralumin Dragons, is here: http://www.redbubble.com/people/cubelight/works... )

The skeleton for this piece is based on photos taken of the Triceratops mount at the Cleveland Museum of Natural History (I was attending SVP in 2008, and had the opportunity to take lots of photo reference).

Greeting Cards Tags

dinosaur triceratops skeleton paleontology glow tiki cosmonaut

All Products Tags

dinosaur triceratops skeleton paleontology glow tiki cosmonaut

Artwork Comments

WolfSoul almost 5 years ago

Very cool work! Well done cubelight
cubelight almost 5 years ago

Thanks!
Carol and Mike Werner almost 5 years ago

Fabulous dinosaur, Cubelight . . . congrats on the homepage (Found) feature!
cubelight almost 5 years ago

Thanks! It was an unexpected surprise!
bluemagic almost 5 years ago

Brilliant work! Really lets the animals structure stand out
cubelight almost 5 years ago

Thanks! Basically just a skeletal (this is from the Triceratops mount at the Cleveland Museum of Natural History) with lights.

Maybe I should update the description to reflect that fact. Hm.
artwhiz47 over 4 years ago

I’d’ve asked, but you’ve already told me. This is a kind of Ceratopsian constellation… perfect for a friend who is an ambitious amateur fossil hunter & an astronomy freak.