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Oodemas laysanensis

on July 26, 2020

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General update

Hello there dear reader! Thanks for checking this out. Currently I'm attempting to get a leg up in regards to progress here. The idea being that: you love animals or plants, fungi, perhaps other intermediary species like coral cultures or sponge, and want to use your talent to portray an extinct species (Or one that is on its way out (more on that soon)). I'm assuming that visual art should come across well since this would be done in a book format. I intend to release a digital version for free, and concurrently have a physical edition for sale, since that would be ideal to not exclude anybody that can't pay. The proceeds from a physical edition could help pay for the books' publication as well as movement towards species protection for the future (see Aquatic Causeway portal). Aqua Portal https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChfSLsBIpiCVj5aDDzkOMLQ https://recentlyextinctspecies.blogspot.com/ https://www.reddit.com/user/Aquatic_Causeway/ https://discord.com/invit

guidelines (short)

Guidelines for art: Check out the YouTube montage and or the expanded list on the blog, pick what you like. https://youtu.be/q6nUGgCpWZE Try to imagine the species using it's correct markings, perhaps in it's environment (not required) and I would like to encourage the artists' choices of expression. If there aren't any species that you like just yet: the next 48 or so will post soon. Or simply find an animal outside of the blog choices, try to confirm colorations and markings ECT that it's Extinct in the last 80 years or so. Beyond that threshold of record keeping it gets harder to find images and / or the substantiation of modern relevancy. No deadlines yet: with enough interest the first collection will be released as .pdf through Thingiverse, and then as a physical collection available at cost. That's it! Using most modern cell phones it should be acceptable to get a decent high quality, well lit photograph of your art, if it's not already digital,

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