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@tejuabiolaart Oh I thought of another. Not really portraiture but Winslow Homer has beautiful watercolors. He also did many depictions of American Americans from the Civil War and Reconstruction but I think they were mostly in oil.
New in e-First! Dung analysis of the East Milford mastodons: dietary and environmental reconstructions from central Nova Scotia at ∼75 ka years BP.
https://t.co/GlLMkC3mVz via @Scotternary @BiologyUnb @Carleton_U @UofA_EAS @BrockUniversity
A reconstruction of the Late Cretaceous Eutyrannosaur Appalachiosaurus; one of the few named theropods of the Eastern US.
Based on the description and reconstructions made based on the murals, codex vessels and clay figures by Daniel Parada (@Zotzcomic )
we shaped in this #WIP our own study of what a noble and commoner woman of #Yucatan would look like during the period of the Spanish #conquest
The Saka people were expert equestrians 🐴 often taking their beloved horses with them to the grave and the afterlife beyond, dressed in elaborate burial outfits.
Drawing reconstruction of horse in full riding tack.
Around 500-300 BC.
#SakaGold
@Emily_Art I'm not sure if this counts, but the dragons in my Domeworld setting are based on various prehistoric life, with a particular love for weird/bad reconstructions. The flying stegosaur was actually a thing proposed at some point.
The hand and footprints were made by a seven-year old and a 12-year old, playing as their parents worked close by.
Artist's reconstruction by the one and only Gabriel Ugueto @SerpenIllus
@Alpha_Greywolf @AmgueddfaCymru They are truly beautiful 🙂 …and photos of these very bones are what I used as the basis for my own Dracoraptor reconstruction 🙂
Finished reconstruction sketch of belantsea , a fossil relative to sharks. Really weird looking critter but i like them! #paleontology #ArtistOnTwitter #Fossil #shark
I just love how this book is loaded with all this overt pop culture references while at the same time boasting some darn fine paleoart scenes and reconstructions. Never thought I’d see something like this in a paleontology book.
A reconstruction of Tasmaniosaurus; a carnivorous Archosauromorph reptile from the Early Triassic of Tasmania.
All civil and humanitarian attempts at rehabilitation and reconstruction in Daraa have been blocked by the Assad Regime’s security including aid from the Jordanian border. #standwithdaraa @SecBlinken @USEmbassySyria
I've got a new batch of Paleo-Reconstructions:
Proterovaginoceras, Arctops, Barinasuchus, and Anchiceratops.
What a lovely TARDIS team this is. I’m doing a Troughton marathon and it’s like seeing his era for the first time. The brilliant animations and episode reconstructions have given me a whole new appreciation for his early stories. Thank you to everyone involved.😍#DoctorWho
Two of the 3D reconstructions I did for @museumnaturalis, arranged together in one shot. Trix the #Tyrannosaurus might be a bit too ambitious going after a nearly adult #Triceratops, but it sure makes for a dramatic pose 😅😁
#FossilFriday
Niankhkhnum & Khnumhotep
Wonderful reconstruction from the graves of earliest gay lovers of whom we have record, Niankhkhnum & Khnumhotep, https://t.co/q1lgRofEZK
Cetiosaurus.
A painting from my upcoming book “Project:Tepui”. An intentionally out-dated reconstruction of this sauropod dinosaur, in keeping with the book’s retro-aesthetic. (I’m adding that disclaimer to pre-empt the palaeo-police. Because I’m tired.)
Here's my take on Megalosaurus: Do whatever the fuck you want, we don't even know what its head looks like. JWE 2's reconstruction is fine, they've taken liberties in filling the gaps because everyone else made Megalosaurus the most boring and insignificant theropod ever.
@ClipMeri @unltd_dream_co @images_ai Rather than trying to maintain the head, use the head as a template for CLIP to remold entirely.
Images are input, initial model reconstruction, and two different runs