You may find it difficult to believe (or just unsettling to contemplate), but it's been five years since the publication of the original...

Brontësaurus ‏. Sepia ink and gouache on Strathmore grey toned paper, 151 x 147mm. 'My literary and palaeo friends and audiences so...

Anchiornis huxleyi © Julius Csotonyi, used with permission of Titan Books. I hope that you've enjoyed reading this week's long ta...

I am at a considerable disadvantage, following up David , Marc and Asher . Not only am I in possession of an inferior brain to those of th...

I have some fairly mixed feelings about Dinosaur Art . I've been carrying it around for a few days, browsing it in coffee shops, maki...

Following David's review (not to mention Dave Hone 's and Brian Switek's , whoever he is) is going to be quite some work. At th...

Reviews of the new Titan Books publication Dinosaur Art: The World's Greatest Paleoart have been springing up around the dinosaur blog...