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The Never-Ending Cycle:
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Fig. 5. Illuminations for main chapter headings.
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Fig. 6. These ink drawings were about 6"x 9".
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Fig. 7. Probably some color would have been used.
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Fig. 9. Miscellaneous chapter illuminations.
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Fig. 12. See next (last) page for close-up views.
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T-Rex dino bones are found mainly in North America.
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Fig.19. Never, ever . . . eat your horse.
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Fig. 20. Tyrone almost extinct before his time.
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Fig. 21. Fidget in his pheeding phase.
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Fig. 23. Professor Prosaurus.
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Fig. 27. The little dino himself: Li'l Saurus.
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Fig. 27. Original poster version. With a title like that, what could possibly go wrong?
Of Megabites and Megabytes, Dinomites, and Dinobytes
Fig. 28. Megabite (Megabyte) in his original configuration.
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Fig. 29. Megabite smells a dinosaur...feeding time!
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DIGIT. New design. Old appetites.
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Fig. 31. Digit's feeding phase.
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Fig. 32. WIDGET. Aka: "Larry".
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Fig. 33. Widget's feeding phase.
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Fig. 34. FIDGET. Aka: "Curly".
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Fidget's pheeding phase is out-of-phase.
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Fig. 37. No wonder Tyrone, Amber, and Li'l Saurus take off running.
Madly Methodical Merchandizing
Fig. 38. Cover art for cover letters.
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Fig. 40. When we showed our animals to manufacturers, they said to go stuff them.
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Fig. 41. Poster for the kit. But you knew that.
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Fig. 42. Do these really need a caption?
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Fig. 45. Greeting cards would have been fun.
Front of business card.
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Less tote and more toke may have been a much better use of the production costs.
Trading cards, calendars -- energy drinks?
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Italicized line goes on inside of card.
Back of business card.
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Sample chapter page with illuminations.
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Learning to write was very illuminating.
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Fig. 53. Hand-pulled serigraphs on linen.
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Fig. 54. Signed, limited quantities still available.
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Fig. 55. "Never eat your horse."
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