In terms of saurian-related output, the BBC is best known these days for Walking With Dinosaurs , the super-expensive CG-laden Brannagh-narr...

Bob Walters and Tess Kissinger, known for their terrific paleoart studio , have launched a multimedia educational website called DinosaurCha...

I recently had the pleasure of being commissioned to create a new logo for the Dragon Tongues podcast, and since I'll take any opportuni...

In the News Venezuela has gained another non-avian dinosaur taxon, making 2014 something of a boom year for the early Jurassic La Quinta F...

Picture yourself back in the early '90s - specifically, 1993. Double denim is still acceptable, Jurassic Park is proving to be a boon f...

This spring, Daniel Loxton published his third and final children's book in the Tales of Prehistoric Life series: Plesiosaur Peril , th...

If you have not read Witton, Naish, and Conway's State of the Palaeoart , make a point of doing so. The article is the culmination of a ...

After a really super-long break , we're back with the 65th post in the Mesozoic Miscellany series. I really haven't meant to do thes...

Our sole criterion for a book to qualify for the blog's Vintage Dinosaur Art series is that it is 20 years old. (And yes, because of tha...

Following last week's 'Russian interlude', palaeoartist and (I'm very happy to say) LITC reader Vladimir Nikolov has offered...