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A gathering of marine reptiles (Helveticosaurus zollingeri) lie on exposed rocks within a sea cave. Foamy sea water rushes in from the left, swirling beneath their perch.

Helveticosaurus Lair

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Three Megaloceros, a stag, doe and fawn, in front of an ice age landscape, painted in 2025. The bodies of the adults have large blocks of colour, without prominent stripes.

Three Megaloceros, a stag, doe and fawn, in front of an ice age landscape, painted in 2019. The body of the stag has a dark stripe extending from the shoulder to the thigh.

Quick #FossilFriday #paleoart post: a 2025 redo of my 2019 take on the giant #deer Megaloceros. Palaeolithic art captures some aspects of Megaloceros appearance but the details are not unambiguous: when is a line across a body a stripe, when is it a boundary between colour regions?

Illustration depicting three Deinocheirus in a Late Cretaceous swamp. The one of the front is chasing a way a pair of juvenile Tarbosaurus in the foreground

The huge Deinocheirus in its habitat. Illustration I did for the Fukui Prefectural Dinosaur Museum in Japan

In this illustration you can see a scene set in Late Cretaceous Asia where an adult Deinocheirus is scaring away a pair of young Tarbosaurus

#paleoart #dinosaur #art

Illustration showing a pair of Cartorhynchus swimming in coastal waters

A pair of Cartorhynchus lenticarpus, swimming in the shallow coastal waters of Early Triassic Asia

#paleoart #sciart #art

“Do you have any ibuprofen? I got a headache.”
— Taung Child

Raptorial Headache

Yesterday, Tyrannosaurus rex was formally named 120 years ago. In light of this, I'm reposting this!

Look at all the love and inspiration the big guy recieved for more than a century.

#paleoart #tyrannosaurusrex #maccadam #maccadams #monsterhunter #trex #dinosaurs #pokemonfanart

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Manouria morla. A new tortoise from Early Miocene Czechia. Link to paper below

Thank you Jane Goodall, for your care and your mission to share empathy🌿

“Aww, look at the little baby!”

Fukuivenator: Weh.

“And now look at the big baby!”

Therizinosaurus: 𝐖 𝐀 𝐇.

Various therizinosaurs on a blank background and at scale. From left to right: Fukuivenator, Falcarius, Beipiaosaurus, Alxasaurus and Therizinosaurus

Therizinosaurs are, without a doubt, some of the most interesting groups of theropod dinosaurs

Here you have a selection of a few species that I reconstructed for the Fukui Prefectural Dinosaur Museum in Japan for their 25th Anniversary Special Exhibition

#paleoart #sciart #dinosaurs

Did you know making memes is an important step in animation production?

Looking at the pyramids today, it’s impossible not to be struck by the thought that they’re basically big triangles with a sort of square ass. There’s probably a word for that shape, but literally no one knows what it might be. It’s one of the many timeless mysteries of the pyramids.

Olivia: Bring her back! Bring her back! Bring her back!

Everyone else in the room:

#TheAmazingDigitalCircus #FunnyBunny

Sinraptor / Sinosuchus

Fishing day

Illustration of a woolly rhinoceros resting while three magpies perch of its horns

An illustration of a large Paraceratherium walking in a barren landscape

Concept sketches of extinct rhinos in time for #WorldRhinoDay

Coelodonta antiquitatis (Woolly Rhino, extinct 14,000 years ago) with some magpies resting on its horns

Paraceratherium transouralicum, one of the largest mammals to ever exist that lived during the Oligocene in Asia

#paleoart #art

#KnightsOfGuinevere

“Goodly ladies. Arrest thy steps. Thine hearts I wouldst make mine.”

#KnightsOfGuinevere

Olivia: Bring her back! Bring her back! Bring her back!

Everyone else in the room:

#KnightsOfGuinevere

#KnightsOfGuinevere

Nuzi and FunnyBunny!

KNIGHTS OF GUINEVERE PILOT IS OUT NOW ON YOUTUBE!

A digital high-contrast portrait of the abelisaurid Majungasaurus

Majungasaurus

see you tomorrow 👑