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The European utahraptor!

Looks really good! Love the lips!

I really want to go to this it looks amazing..

Thank you so much!

Only now learning that Article was yours, I used the cover image while trying to figure out colours and patterns for my puppet!

The internet doesn't have many hi-res images of what is possibly the only image of Steller's sea cow drawn from life (itself a copy of a now-lost sketch), so I'm uploading this version from Stejneger (1936). Very sad that this simple graphic represents the total in vivo art record for this speies.

@tetzoo.bsky.social Wondering if you might know anyone who knows more about Mammoths?

Top view of a mammoth tooth with a ruler for scale.

A section of a mammoth tooth held outside.

A section of a mammoth tooth held outside, this time the other way up.

The mammoth tooth on a set of scales, reading 2790 grams

About half(?) of a mammoth Molar! This has been in my family for quite some time, found some time between 1970-1980 on West Runton Beach in Norfolk, wondering if anyone would know how to figure out how old it is.

Weighs 2.79kg
21cm tall, 15cm long and 7cm wide.

Those models are just amazing oh my

A large panorama illustration of four separate forest habitats separated my thin white areas. It features numerous different kinds of trees and undergrowth. The first habitat is a brackish coastal area, the second a peat bog, third a floodplain forest, and the fourth a non-waterlogged mixed forest with meadows. #SciArt

Some 40 million years ago, northern Europe was covered by what is known as the Baltic Amber Forest, now known only from pieces of amber found on the coastline.

An illustration from my recent article in the magazine Suomen Luonto, based on research by Dr. Eva-Maria Sadowski.
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You should have!! His feathers are so soft :)

Can't wait!!

"Terror Birds" Pick your favourite and second favourite below note this will be anonymous.

Decided to make a google form for my last post, go vote on Terror Birds!
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Thank you for your time :)

IMPORTANT!!
What is your favourite Terror Bird?
(For Puppetry Purposes)

This looks like it's out of an analogue horror series

A cornfield out of a train window

On the train home from Exeter and #dinoconuk My brain is buzzing with ideas for future projects! Been so inspired by everyone's amazing talks and just getting to meet so many new people!

HAD THE BEST TIME AT #DINOCONUK !!!!! Amazing weekend!! So happy and cannot wait for next year!

Me and my puppet!! It was such a good day! Great to meet you :)

Thank you!!!

FLUFFYYYYYY!!!! MY BABBYYYYY!!!

I'm right in the back with the Proceratosaurus puppet!! Was a really great experience, first time on stage since primary school.

Thank you Darren for organising such an amazing event!!!

Meeee with the Proceratosaurus puppet!!!

Me and fluffy have arrived! :)

Nice, I've got my balcony door open to try and cool down, I'm meltingg

It doesn't get any easier when you get off the train, it's so hilly 😭

A puppet of a medium sized theropod dinosaur known as Proceratosaurus bradleyi, it has a bright red crest, orange eye and a fluffy body, it is being viewed from the front.

A side view of the same puppet

The puppet in an exhibition, a forest scene with a screen above it displaying a short film

My Proceratosaurus bradleyi puppet!! Hopefully will be walking around a bit with this at Dinocon!

I made this for my art foundation Final Major Project and it turned out really nice!

Dinocon travel day, feeling stressed about train travel, hopefully all goes smoothly!!

A render of a digital 3D model of three dinosaurs, one is a male with a large red crest and red bands along its tail, one is a female with a reduced grey-tan crest and a darker brown body and one is a baby with much lighter colouration on its body and a tiny crest. There is text at the top right reading: "Proceratosaurus bradleyi, a medium sized theropod dinosaur from the Middle Jurassic of England"

A render of a couple of Proceratosaurus bradleyi which I am working on for a project.

#palaeoart
#paleoart

A mysterious dinosaur with a crest on its head and a glowing eye. Its mouth is open and it is looking up with its body tilted out. The background is heavily static and blurred with some trees barely visible.

Thought I would post a little teaser of some things I've got in the works...
can you guess the dinosaur?

This is gorgeousss!!