LITC 2016 Ink on hot pressed watercolour paper, 150 x 150 mm. A little late, but not yet too late. Happy New Year to our readers from ...

Pencil and gouache on recycled paper, 95mm diameter. Prompted by Marc’s comment on my New Year post, Deinonychus with a ‘top hat’ fea...

Sepia ink and gouache on grey toned Strathmore paper, 144mm diameter. Image can be opened in a new tab for full view.     Not as prom...

Bipedal Apatosaurus . Sepia ink, sepia powder, coloured pencils, and gouache on recycled paper 278 x 190mm. Inspired by Mike Taylor'...

A little late in the proceedings, but not yet too late: a very happy New Year to all our readers from the  Love in the Time of Chas...

There's that smell in the air... it's time to dip back into the paleoartistic publications of Rourke publishing. It's hard to ...

I happened to be back in the Netherlands earlier this week. As a bit of an early birthday present, my girlfriend (yes - really) paid for my ...

About a month ago , I shared one of Paul Heaston's recent pieces in a Mesozoic Miscellany post, an ink drawing of Yangchuanosaurus . Lat...

If you've been following this blog for a while, it probably won't come as a shock to learn that I collect old magazines that feature...

So, apparently Playmobil released a dinosaur series in 2008. I had no idea, and I have to admit: they're durned cute. If you're int...

Edward Drinker Cope's reconstruction of Laelaps, from PAPER DINOSAURS The Linda Hall Library of Kansas City, MO hosts a very cool on-l...

A few years ago , Phil Manning at the University of Manchester used a robotic simulation of the dromaeosaur sickle claw to determine how it ...