#ice age

[tortoisequeef1999]

ice age arts because these movies wont get outof my.head

[thesilicontribesman]

Neolithic Petrospheres, Perth Museum, Scotland

[dehagua]

SEND ME ON MY WAY

[mammoth-clangen]

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Phew, I did not think I was gonna get this done in time c':

I really enjoyed making this pageset! I was tossing up doing a constellation type theme for Fade's story, but then I had a much better idea and,,, I love,,, cave art so much,,, Past humans making art of animals they actually saw is possibly my favourite thing ;v;

Also, I used a wild mixture of cave art from all over the place because I just wanted to experiment with different styles. Though Homotherium was present in all these areas at some time, so it's not impossible the artists saw them too! Note: none of the actual art I referenced had Homotherium depicted! I just used the artstyles and took liberties, so please don't use it to make up lies about late surviving Homotherium in Chauvet France lmao

Lowkey, would anyone be mad if I changed the style to be like the last page from now on? kidding, haha... Unless... Kindred of the Mammoth is on Comicfury as well!

[grace--le--domas]

They were Deadpool and Wolverine before Deadpool and Wolverine were a thing

[sid-abernathy]

ICE AGE (2002) dir. chris wedge

[mj-says-hey]

[sliceofdyke]

gay pride

gay wrath

gay greed

gay sloth

[your-mommy-ems]

your birth month your _ edit

my audio failed me halfway through and then my audio AND videos anyway we persevere

also we love the audio choice right?

[thatonethey]

me when i’m watching ice age with my younger brothers and it’s the bad timeline where there is no nintendo wii

[one-time-i-dreamt]

The creator of Bluey announced he helped write the screenplay of Ice Age 6. He also publicly admitted it was one of the worst experiences of his life and he only did it for the money.

[palaeosinensis]

Cave art inspired deer herd.

[victusinveritas]

Worst or...best?

[mahoganyrust]

Dramatic storytelling™

[blacklotusmuseum]

"Thoughtleech"

Ice Age 1995 | Illus. Mark Tedin

[thatshowthingstarted]

The Therianthropic statuette (Löwenmensch)

from the Hohlenstein-Stadel cave, Ca. 30,000-26,000 BCE.

31 centimetres tall.

Ccarved from mammoth ivory it stands as the oldest known example of figurative art.

Discovered in a cave in Germany, this enigmatic sculpture merges human and animal features in a way that challenges understanding—both hauntingly familiar and strikingly otherworldly.

It offers a profound glimpse into the creative genius of early humans, hinting at their capacity for imagination and symbolic thought.

Remarkably, the Lion-man predates the advent of known written language by more than 30,000 years. To put that in perspective, it is older than Stonehenge by tens of thousands of years.

This ancient artifact showcases an extraordinary leap in artistic expression, marking one of the earliest examples of humans conveying complex ideas long before written records existed.

Photograph by T. Stephan, Ulmer Museum.