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“I’m just as likely to combine carbonated water, brandy, a projectile motion, and an oven to begin a piece of work as I am to use acrylic ink, water, and a brush.” takes "experimental" to the next level: https://t.co/g4zGxydCDi

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2020-01-10

Still getting back to my routine. Not at 100% yet and most of my time have to be devoted to several commissions I am working on. However, here is a quick warmup sketch of a fully lipped Uintatherium, my first try at this interesting animal

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2020-01-08

Just hope the health inspector doesn't show up anytime soon.

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2020-01-07

Elephantimorphs look normal to us today, but they're really bizarre in comparison to the basal members of Proboscidea. Eritherium, on the right, for example looks much like a hippo against my old mastodon design.

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2020-01-07

Members of the Aristolochiaceae are magnoliids with bisexual, sometimes tubular & have parts in multiples of 3. They can be low herbaceous plants or lianas (woody, climbing vines); have simple, alternate leaves; & fruit that are capsules.

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2020-01-07

Is this piece poorly timed in the light of current events? Maybe. Could I resist following up on this Rambo/type 6 secretion system Tit-for-Tat killing idea that I had bouncing around? Absolutely not.

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2020-01-06

Delighted to have just finished my brand new picture book. Get ready for one of the most sophisticated and beautiful freshwater predators on Earth. I'll have it out in early spring. 😀

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2020-01-06

A portrait of Wiehenvenator albati, a large megalosaurid from the Middle Jurassic of Germany, to start the New Year. I am still on vacation until next week though 😊

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2020-01-04

Progress on the Wessex formation painting! Refining the lines on the and started painting the

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2020-01-03

“Now more than ever, it feels paramount to inspire a shifted perspective on the way we view the natural world—to explore and appreciate what is so often overlooked” Check out Hillary Waters Fayle's incredible nature-inspired on the blog: https://t.co/OyOZPCpkpB

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2020-01-03

Happy New Year😀 Where are we heading in 2020? The road is bright but it may also get hazy at some point. Here's to the exciting next 12 months🦊

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2020-01-02

Here are some of my favorite pieces of I did in 2019, here is to an even brighter 2020!

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2020-01-01

is definitely full of science, writing and illustrator.

But also so full of drawing and sketching and ! My very first commissioned projects are now done and will be out soon. Can't wait to do a great deal more in 2020!🥂

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2020-01-01

Feathered creatures are among my absolutely favorite animals to draw. In 2019 I enjoyed studying the incredible variety and colors of marine and forest birds across our continent.

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2019-12-30

This is my last piece of of 2019. A horridus and a rex. Probably the two most well recognized dinosaurs.

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2019-12-30