Googly eyes make everything better. Artist and cosplayer Hattie Grace jazzed up a book of dinosaur illustrations with a classic arts and craft supply. SEE ALSO: Lego unveils 'Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom' sets and we're pretty darn excited"Googly eyes add so much to dinosaur history," they tweeted. Tweet may have been deleted Psittacosaurus looks a lot less threatening with big, glossy eyeballs. Hattie even added eyebrows to make a very concerned-looking triceratops. Tweet may have been deleted Who knew so much emotion could be conveyed through a children's crafting product? Tweet may have been deleted Then Hattie started tossing googly eyes on to dinosaur figurines. Tweet may have been deleted And at this point, we have to ask: how many googly eyes does this person have? Tweet may have been deleted Twitter user @maxnippard, who builds model dinosaurs, contributed this beauty. Tweet may have been deleted Then AmnesiaRose took the bit a step further with this photo of a lizard adorned with googly eyes. Tweet may have been deleted Which brings us to this conclusion. Tweet may have been deleted The next logical step, of course, would be to replace all the CGI'd dinosaurs in Jurassic World with dinosaurs with googly eyes. Just think of the chase scenes! Featured Video For You Live out your 'Jurassic Park' dreams at this zoo |
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