Sunday, 21 November 2021

What does a Hexapod gallop sound like? (1)

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Click to enlarge; copyright Gert van Dijk  The image above represents one of the very first Furaha images ever, painted way back in the prev...
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Monday, 1 November 2021

Are there dragons on Furaha?

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 No, of course not! Dragons are mythological beings, usually shown as very large scaly reptilian animals with four legs and two batlike wing...
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Wednesday, 1 September 2021

Trying to sculpt a dinosaur (Sauropelta)

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This blog and the Furaha project are about speculative biology, so there is no reason to talk about dinosaurs. Then again, you could argue t...
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Monday, 16 August 2021

How global warming changes the future's past in the Furaha Universe

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'The Book' starts with some explanations about the planet Furaha, how humanity got there, why anyone would choose to go there, as ...
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Monday, 19 July 2021

The great hexapod revolution and Furahan Fishes' evolution

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 In the past I had remarked that I was trying to solve two evolutionary puzzles concerning hexapods, the last major animal group needed to ...
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Friday, 11 June 2021

‘Wadudu Castles’, or Furahan 'termite mounds'

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I needed a background for a painting. Every chapter in The Book at present starts with a double page showing a painting supposedly made by s...
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Thursday, 29 April 2021

Zoom interview with Dougal Dixon tomorrow

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  I received, courtesy of Dougal Dixon, an invitation from Oscar Salguero, a book curator from New York, to view a Zoom presentation given t...
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