Steve White

Another shark piece. In heavy seas, a huge Cosmopolitodus bungles an attack on a family pod of the little baleen whale Piscobalena. Pisco Formation, Miocene Epoch.

I've often wondered, on a piece like this, how many lines I do. I photographed the first makes made. 08.50 1st August.

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I have, several times!

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Thanks. It's done with fineliners and brush pens.

T. rex v Trike
This time, it's personal.

A3 private commission

Done this scene multiple times and it's a staple of palaeoart so it's hard to find something different. But kinda like it.

I've really let myself go.

Natural History Museum “Dinosaur Collection” stomps on to sale Dino delights now available

An article on the Natural History Museum's new range of retro dinosaur-themed items, featuring designs by @sharkbitesteve.bsky.social, and with mention of Mesozoic Art II (out September)... downthetubes.net/natural-hist...

Natural History Museum “Dinosaur Collection” stomps on to sale Dino delights now available

The Natural History Museum has launched “The Dinosaur Collection” in its web shop and at the Museum – and includes t-shirts comic creator Steve White created the retro dinosaurs for.

Thanks, bud! Looking forward to posting the pages.

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This has a comic strip called “Imagine If Gums Was Published in Action…” written by me with art by @sharkbitesteve.bsky.social, which is one of the darkest things I’ve ever written. Can’t wait to see it in print!

Hehehe... would love to do more!

A little something I wrote recently in collaberation with Withnail Books and Amazing 15. This is very much a limited edition and can be ordered only from www.withnailbooks.com. Check out the link for details! If you're a #Jaws fan, you might enjoy it!

If Jaws is your thing there is no more shark-knowlegeable fan than @sharkbitesteve.bsky.social and he's written a book about Quint and the USS Indianapolis. Go order at www.withnailbooks.com

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Hadn't intended to post this but was pretty happy with the colours. A young Galeorhinus cuvieri picks an escort of the batfish, Eoplatax. Beneath are two moonfish, Mene, and the early marine snake Archaeophis. Bottom left is the weird tailless stingray Lessiniabatis. Eocene Bolca Formation, Italy

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A little something arrived in the post today. Actually, it's a pretty sizeable something and hard to do a flip-through with one hand - but you'll hopefully get the gist. I think @Darren Naish and I can feel pretty pleased with how it looks and can't wait for it to be released into the wild!

Commission for the forthcoming Enniskillen Comic Fest this weekend - Satanus vs the Killdozer!

Jesus... I love you pedants.

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Thylacines.

A3 private commission.

A pair of Tasmanian wolves chase a pademelon (a sort of Tasmanian wallaby)

My first time doing a thylacine. Definitely my first time going a pademelon.

So Star Wars is actually the Dukes of Hazzard in space?

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Juvenile school shark Galeorhinus cuvieri and the weird ray-finned fish, Dibango hiding in a sea grass meadow. Early Eocene Bolca site, Italy.

Another piece for the forthcoming shark book, this was inspired by a John Dory I saw during a dive I did years ago off the Dorset coast in south England.