Mark Wittonさんのイラストまとめ

More #paleoart for @cpdinosaurs. Here's the large Chalk pterosaur Cimoliopterus cuvieri, a species that inspired (at least in part) the larger CP pterosaur models. This image is an updated one from my 2013 book (actually drawn in 2011: it took time to get that book together).

I've been very quiet here recently because of a final push on post-review edits for LTTAII. I'm nearly there - last round of major edits tonight, and then a final proofread before it's sent off for designing. Am currently adding #paleoart notes about Dinocrocuta.

@TetZoo @SerpenIllus @Dave_Hone Probably my best non-pterodactyloids in flight to date, if it helps. Shows what we've been discussing here as goes flight leg and toe posing.

More LTTAII updates just released at #Patreon: the transformation of giant ammonite Parapuzosia seppenradensis into a swimming ecosystem. The full image, and loads of other #paleoart, is available in high res for just $1 a month. https://t.co/StH0Wf6rBG

Another new dinosaur for 2019 already? Pleased to be able to show my #paleoart of the new Tanzanian sauropod Mnyamawamtuka moyowamkia, named today by Eric Gorscak and Patrick O’Connor. The paper is available here (and is open access): https://t.co/pUR935gMKY

It's #DarwinDay, which is all the excuse I need to post this #paleoart of the large aquatic sloth Thalassocnus. Darwin never knew of this species or the awesomeness of aquatic sloths in general, but he recovered many bones of other large and giant extinct sloths in his travels.

For #FossilFriday, here's 2016 #paleoart of Spinolestes, an exceptionally well-known Cretaceous mammal from Spain. We know a lot about its skin and fur (except on the tail - the bushiness shown here is speculation) and also the shape of its ear pinnae, which makes me very happy.

New #Patreon post: high-res #paleoart of Shonisaurus, a 14.5 m long ichthyosaur. See the full painting and shedloads of other art, essays and videos for just $1 a month (and help me make a living in the process). Huge thanks to all my existing backers! https://t.co/of8uF67r0Q

Your periodic reminder that all good data we have on giant pterosaur anatomy and biomechanics points to well developed flight capabilities, even though they were the size of giraffes.

Details: https://t.co/eK6GcnFFGW #paleoart #FossilFriday

It's been a slow month for sharing new art because everything I'm working on atm is embargoed or even top secret. Here's some Iguanodon #paleoart from last year to keep my feed warm.