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My first DevStamp. 
I used $zilla774 's stamp template and ~Mr-Stamp 's tutorial. Even with all that help it still took me forever to figure out what I was doing. 
Anyway, a stamp of a Thylacine since I felt DevART was severely lacking in a variety of stamps featuring this animal. Probably my favorite creature in the cryptozoology collection.
Thylacines are a marsupial from Tasmania and the last one known to man died in captivity in 1936. Supposedly extinct for over seventy years, there are still sightings of this creature on Tasmania today.
To learn more about the Thylacine, also known as the Tasmanian Wolf or Tasmanian Tiger, please see here: [link]
Stamp image found on Google images. Text and little heart added by me later.
Feel free to add this stamp to your journal or anywhere you see fit. Spread the Thylacine love and help people realize the awesome creatures that are at stake when preventative measures against their extinctions aren't taken.
Critiques welcome!
Stamp template: $zilla774
Image credit: Google Images
I used $zilla774 's stamp template and ~Mr-Stamp 's tutorial. Even with all that help it still took me forever to figure out what I was doing. Anyway, a stamp of a Thylacine since I felt DevART was severely lacking in a variety of stamps featuring this animal. Probably my favorite creature in the cryptozoology collection.
Thylacines are a marsupial from Tasmania and the last one known to man died in captivity in 1936. Supposedly extinct for over seventy years, there are still sightings of this creature on Tasmania today.To learn more about the Thylacine, also known as the Tasmanian Wolf or Tasmanian Tiger, please see here: [link]
Stamp image found on Google images. Text and little heart added by me later.
Feel free to add this stamp to your journal or anywhere you see fit. Spread the Thylacine love and help people realize the awesome creatures that are at stake when preventative measures against their extinctions aren't taken.
Critiques welcome!
Stamp template: $zilla774
Image credit: Google Images
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Just a few days ago two companies announced they were joining forces to de-extinct the thylacine, with hopes of the first baby being born in 6-10 years!
And this was coincidental timing for me since I was reminded thylacines were a thing and got obsessed with them two days before this announcement!