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A startled Hesperornithoides confronts a genuinely perplexed, uninterested and perhaps offended Allosaurus. Continuing the quick $30-$40 commissions just like this one to help with funds for an unexpected situation for another week, share &/or hmu💫

A vagrant Eurasian Homotherium female has met their untimely end, after naively disturbing Tokay the Gecko God's slumber. Doing $30-$40 1 hour sketches like this to help with funds for an unexp. situation for the next 2 weeks, share &/or hit me up!

Dark wrinkles and soft floof.🦃 #Ornitholestes #dinosaur #paleoart #art #artprocess

With @dinoconuk.bsky.social just around the corner, I'm taking the opportunity to capture a few shots of the models I'll be bringing to my stall in the summer evening light.

"Blind Old Man" 1 Hour Tyrannosaurus mcraeensis sketch. An old male wanders along the beach, in search of scraps thrown back up by a sickened Western Interior Seaway Doing $30-$40 1 hour sketches like this to help with funds an unexp. situation for the next 2 weeks, hit me up or share pls🙏🏾 #sciart

sight of our cousins as we wonder just how similar are they to us… This was a 2026 Commission

These people funnily enough have a bit of a legacy with members of the genus Homo, passing over diseases and even shared archaic proteomic information with the Naledi peoples (per Madupe et al, 2026). Undoubtedly, something familiar yet alarming would fire off in our heads at the

Their uncanny appearance might credit itself to the fascinating transitional position Australopithecines occupied in Hominin evolution, from hairy arboreal apes to hairless terrestrial walkers.

These distant relatives of ours are quite the enigma, as we have relatively little complete postcranial material from them, but just enough cranial, proteomic & genetic info to start to paint a picture of who they were.

A Paranthropus boisei male stares intently into your eyes, drawing a connection between the contours of his face and yours, remarking the hairlessness of his skin and yours and wonders… “Have I seen them before?” #sciart

Genetic evidence from 27 Neanderthal individuals shows late European Neanderthals were more diverse and socially connected than once thought, with distinct regional groups that still interacted. Their populations later declined through bottlenecks, but they weren’t long isolated.

New at #Patreon: Stop press (literally, in my case)! Fossils suggest that the tapjearid Sinopterus had blue-green/magenta iridescence? Huge implications for #pterosaur #paleoart and just one of a suite of new papers reinventing tapejarid pterosaurs. Discussion at www.patreon.com/posts/159645...

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Lazy sunday sketching. Deinotherium and some funky bipedal apes in a watering hole somewhere in east africa #sciart

Paraentelodon intermedium skull diagram. #sciart #paleoart #paleontology

Besides touching grass, nothing makes you appreciate the story of life on Earth more than studying and illustrating it. Earth Day is everyday.

--> , thermoregulatory structures, due to their blood filled nature, or all of the above. Whichever it is, this new discovery shows us that our understanding of integument in Dinosaurs and other extinct creatures is incredibly limited and still full of surprises…

Along with overlapping dorso-caudal scutes and large flattened caudal scales, Haolong was covered in small spines. The purpose of these is so far unclear, however the current hypotheses land on them being defensive structures, display structures->

Haolong dongi, the “Porcupine” Iguanodont. At about 2.5 meters long, not much would stand out about this Hadrosauroid had we just their skeletal remains, but thanks to the preservational nature of the Yixian Formation, we’ve come to uncover amazing details about the anatomy of this animal #sciart 🧵>