It's time for another trip into the world of lovingly detailed miniature dinosaurs, as photographed by Jane Burton (with commentary from...

Dougal Dixon must be one of the all-time most prolific authors of popular dinosaur books. Back in the '80s and '90s, it certainly se...

If there is any palaeoartist whose work is inherently suited to 3D, then it's Luis Rey. Thanks to his use of bright colours and wild per...

Here's a quick one just to keep things ticking over. I recently acquired a kids' book from 1975 entitled Prehistoric Monsters (the ...

Precisely the way to start off the weekend. What's the best thing about this little video? Is it the funky little 80's beat? Is ...

As I recently posted, I've started a shop at Redbubble , a site which allows artists to sell their art and design on a print-on-demand...

A fairly unusual book for its time (although not unique - see, for example, the earlier Purnell's Book of Dinosaurs ), The Age of Dinosa...

I love how the shiny digital future has opened up so many artists' processes to a wider audience. A primary message I impart to my stude...

Recently, we here at LITC did a tag team review of the recent Dinosaur Art, a ponderous tome of paleontological renderings and antediluvian...

Paleontology is a field full of holes. There are gaps in the fossil record obscuring evolutionary transitions, and most of the taxa we know ...