Anthrodelphinology

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Alllll complete! Fresnosaurus is a favorite of mine, being a genus from the Central Valley and all. It's fun to imagine these ecosystems from so long ago (right at the end of the Cretaceous in this case!) #paleoart twitter.com/anthro_andre…

23/03/14 12:36

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Archaeomanta is complete! Now to just finish my Fresnosaurus 😁 #paleoart twitter.com/anthro_andre…

23/03/14 03:15

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This reef would've existed along the deeper parts of the coast of the shallow seas that covered California. #paleoart twitter.com/anthro_andre…

23/03/07 12:50

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Do you ever think about all the environments we'll never see? Among these would've been Inoceramid reefs. They occurred in deep waters throughout the world during the Mesozoic. This Californian reef also includes urchins, gastropods, and the ammonite Baculites. #paleoart twitter.com/anthro_andre…

23/03/07 07:02

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At the end of the Cretaceous, California would have been covered in a shallow, warm sea rich in life. Among the creatures living there is the Elasmosaurid Fresnosaurus drescheri. This curious individual is playing with an ancient Myliobatiforme ray known as Archaeomanta #paleoart

23/02/27 05:38

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I am glad to have finally finished this piece, it is the theropod #Maip and an #Isasicursor peaking from the foliage. #paleoart

23/02/19 11:15

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Indohyus is complete! Congrats, you're about to go on a fifty million year journey #paleoart twitter.com/anthro_andre…

23/01/08 12:56

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Here he comes #paleoart twitter.com/anthro_andre…

23/01/08 12:19

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"Ma, there's a weird whale outside!" #paleoart

23/01/08 06:20

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The forest troll is really starting to shape up, wow! Suuuuper fond of him 😁 #paleoart

22/07/14 05:20

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Finally picked this back up, quite fond of it 😁 #paleoart

22/07/13 19:58

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Maip... is getting nice and troll-y looking 👀 #paleoart

22/06/01 10:10

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Creature is coming out well 👀 #paleoart

22/05/30 14:39

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A creature is emerging #paleoart

22/05/29 09:54

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Finally got this done. Appalachiosaurus 67 million years ago roaming the northern redwood coasts of Alabama on the lost continent of Appalachia. In his roaming, he disturbs a few enantiornithe birds. #paleoart

22/05/26 09:30

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Stopping point for tonight. I could've sworn I had a particular genus in mind when throwing in these enantiornithean birds, but I can't find proof of that being true oops #paleoart

22/05/19 14:29

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Yeah I'm in love with this piece, gladly 💕 Appalachiosaurus and some enantiornithine birds that I cannot recall the name of... #paleoart

22/05/18 12:22

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Picked this back up - it's the Eutyrannosaur known as Appalachiosaurus, from the Late Cretaceous of Eastern North America. #paleoart

22/05/17 04:38

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I'm having so much fun bringing this lad to life. He is a challenge in a good way, want to do justice to such a creature, of course. #paleoart

22/05/03 07:37

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Lots of love for this guy. Taking my time to really work on it, we don't think about it as much as we should, but elephants are honestly gorgeous creatures with cool textures (and coming soon, colors!) #paleoart

22/05/03 02:37

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Having a ton of fun working on this lad. Based on "Large Mainland Stegodon" such as S. elephantoides, S. ganesha, and so on. #paleoart

22/05/02 05:31

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Elephant time #paleoart

22/05/01 04:42

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A sleepy lad #paleoart

22/03/15 15:18

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Inspirations for pattern for me can come from dawn near anywhere, in this case it was a bird - take a guess at which one! #paleoart

21/11/29 06:36

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Whenever I'm creating these scenes I do research what plants would be in the area. Here I've portrayed laurels, cycads, and dawn redwood trees. #paleoart

21/08/06 03:54