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All my animals are dead, but I love them anyway #AnimalArtistsUnite
For #FossilFriday, since I know @Sketchy_raptor was also talking about this a while ago too, here's a handy guide to drawing theropod arms! #SciArt
I decided to paint a fully detailed jungle scene
Just for the hell of it
I spent like 4 hours on the dinosaur and a week on the leaves
hot Twitter artist take: don't do this unless you're getting paid for it
I’m pretty sure there’s a bakers dozen versions of #PortfolioDay every year but I’m not complaining
Hi, I’m Henry, I’m an artist, undergrad paleo student, and I very often make stupid decisions
Thinking about the last time I drew a pachycephalosaur, and how I've pretty much pulled an uno reverse on what represents evidence-based speculation #SciArt
1-day portrait of T. rex, first time I've painted it in years. Seeing the awesome new Blue Rhino @FieldMuseum Sue got me really excited, I felt the need to put down all my ideas on virtual canvas #SciArt #Paleoart
Fossil plants are an informative and super cool topic for artists, and it really helps when paleoartists put time in to communicate paleobotany so other artists can improve their work. Big thanks to @MaijaKarala for her informative 2014 blog on DPF fossil plants #FossilFriday
Labeled myology of the upper arm and parts of the scapula, since this was remarked on FB
A few close ups, this painting was a really good exercise in texture and lighting, as well as anatomy. Pretty well-developed M. humeroradialis in megaraptorans, which fits with an arm-based prey capture model - HR is less developed in raptors and absent in abelisaurids