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[CrypticPrism]

I always assumed they were by Dixon himself.

[postsaurischian]

    These stamps are from 2019. Was it before or after the Schleich figure?

[DinoToyForum]

Wow, they are identical. Another important consideration - did the artwork exist elsewhere prior to being featured on a stamp?

[PrimevalRaptor]

This seems to be a photomanipulation, the image on the stamp seems to align almost perfectly with the promo picture for the Dracorex. So I'd assume some time after the Dracorex was revealed.

[DinoToyForum]

Yes, that would be my suspicion as well: the 'artwork' is essentially the stock photo.

[CityRaptor]

Wouldn't be the first time. I've seen plenty of stamps doing that. Often those come from African countries, and Congo is one.

[Loon]

I saw this Todd Marshall Neovenator piece in the Mojo fun thread:


It seems to have been the inspiration behind the Favorite Neovenator.

[Brontozaurus]

Yes, that would be my suspicion as well: the 'artwork' is essentially the stock photo.

Honestly it looks like none of the artwork there is by the same artist; there's a very Luis Rey Amargasaurus hanging out down the bottom and the submerged Opthalmosaurus in the stamp is basically the WWD toy.