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Happy Friday! As Week comes to a close, you can download free art posters from https://t.co/b2s3NyT6QC
Pictured: “The pacific coast forest: refuge for biodiversity” by Amélie Lehoux

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2020-09-26

Celebrating 100 Years of the Bird Banding Lab! This medallion featuring a Northern Saw-whet Owl with a metal bands is a part of the original series created in traditional transparent watercolor.

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2020-09-26

This little crawled/swam out of the studio recently. These Mexican "walking fish", relatives of the salamander, are actually having retained their gills & stayed

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2020-09-26

Can we all just stop and admire this? My painting is on the left, original reference on the right. 😮😅

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2020-09-24

In a wide-ranging discussion, oceanographer Jody Deming and artist Adrien Segal explored what inspires their work and the overlap between science and art.

Read more here: https://t.co/NNOG14Fsj2

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2020-09-24

Download "Force Majeure: Wildfire and Wheat" exhibition catalog. Segal's work explores the connections and blurring distinctions between natural and human-caused forces that are changing ecosystems around the world. https://t.co/A5zGuUGwMd

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2020-09-23

Today is so I thought I'd re-share my charcoal of this Javan Rhino, the most threatened of the 5 species.

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2020-09-22

Please check this fantastic out about why it isn't a great idea to hold for spec work even though it sounds like fun...
https://t.co/ciXaC0JOo1

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2020-09-22

The time is "flying" and we're almost at the start of autumn now

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2020-09-22

And now back to Euparkeria. It was neither fully sprawling nor fully erect, but somewhere in-between; and yet non-crocodylian. On the right is the upright most posture possible for Euparkeria but this is not necessarily the habitual posture. 10/10

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2020-09-21

This week in Stillingfleet's 1755 as ferns turn brown in cooler weather, the Woodlark sings, and Swallows depart. A full moon rises over the Norfolk countryside.

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2020-09-20

Results from the horse
Eohippus, Proboscidipparion, Neohipparion and Mesohippus.

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2020-09-20

In between walking (lots of walking, 24k steps today & 21k yesterday), this weekend break has consisted of lots of drawing too. Working on a wallpaper for my iPad with some of the animals I’ve been lucky enough to work on.

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2020-09-20

It may have taken forever, but it's finally done! Confuciusornis, the extremely well-known prehistoric bird from the Early Cretaceous of Liaoning, China. 🐦#paleoart

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2020-09-20

Here is a juvenile American Largely, my focus was on the intricately developed bone in the rostrum. Crystalline and mesmerizing. For sale on my Etsy soon. Enjoy.

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2020-09-19

may like this one. Here is a juvenile American Largely, my focus was on the intricately developed bone in the rostrum. Crystalline and mesmerizing. For sale on my Etsy soon. Enjoy.

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2020-09-19

Check out the gallery in 's 2020 Online Salon to find this gorgeous piece by Picture as Portal Co-Founder, Betsy Palay. Other galleries feature tons of great https://t.co/Z28Ix75bnC

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2020-09-17