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So, yeah... lips on theropods, right?
Hear me out: Wattle?!
I'd even go further: PYCTO-FEATHER-WHISKERS.....

Whatcha say?

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Today is and so I’ll take this time to remind you that paleontology is a humbling field that showcases the most beautiful and amazing creatures that no one has ever seen

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Older sketch of a Therizinosaurus! The fact that something like this existed (even tho the plumage is speculative) always helps inspire me to get weirder with creature designs!

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Happy Here is a basking Microraptor in all its iridescent glory! At least one Microraptor species seems to age been primarily or entirely black with iridescent feathers. Here I wanted to see it as basking/displaying I the sunlight

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Sneak peek at a new big finished painting—can't release the full thing quite yet, but was told a teaser is okay. ;) Who might have such unique coloration...?

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Turanoceratops, Facivermus and Mystriosuchus

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For the recently named Suskityrannus hazelae! This small tyrannosaur was found in New Mexico. A reconstructed skeleton has been on display for years, but is now joined by this beautiful (fuzzy!) life restoration by Benji Paysnoe. 🦖

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New blog post: part 2 of my analysis of the Crystal Palace models. This time we're covering Teleosaurus, pterosaurs and Mosasaurus (dinosaurs are obviously missing, but they're up next). Features two new palaeoart pieces done for .

https://t.co/sGjojAwsAs

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More sketches of Mesozoic marine reptiles for a commission for the , and Marine reptiles are always so much fun to reconstruct, no matter how many times I have reconstructed them. It is nice to go back to mosasaurs too

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For I feel obligated to share my reconstructions of *record scratch* popular In order, here is Stegosaurus, Velociraptor, Triceratops, and Spinosaurus. I try to reconstruct underrepresented taxa so I very rarely do the big names.

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A bit too busy all of a sudden to make artwork that I can share, so here are some feathered dinosaurs from less packed times~

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A Pliocenic canid from the East.
Pencil drawing based on scull, jaw specimen found in Monticino di Brisighella

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Paleontologists found Kepodactylus rather unexpectedly while digging up a Stegosaurus in the famous Morrison Formation of Colorado. https://t.co/rq5RoCPuOW

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【Flickr】沿線キャラクターポストカード(2枚組) https://t.co/UtLcopeHqm

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Highlights from the
Giganotosaurus, Ambopteryx, Maarapunisaurus and Adocus.

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