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Another new pic from my book, Drawing and Painting Dinosaurs. A Velociraptor mother protects her babies from the oncoming sandstorm. Gouache. #paleoart

22/10/19 13:27

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Another piece of new(ish) art from my book that I haven't posted yet: A pair of Deinonychus meander slowly through a humid, sunlit jungle. This was my first foray into oil pastels—very tricky and messy medium! Still have much to learn. #paleoart #Deinonychus

22/09/23 10:34

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I have so many unfinished #paleoart sketches on my iPad. Here are four that I rather liked before they reached various stages of abandonment: Archaeopteryx, Hell Creek K-T scene, Deinonychus pair, and Argentavis pair. Which (if any) should I finish first?

22/04/12 03:52

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"You are what you eat": The dromaeosaur #Deinonychus composed of a variety of animals from the Cloverly and adjacent formations. I would love to someday do a children's book filled with illustrations like this for different formations all over the world. #paleoart #dinosaurs

21/10/08 02:24

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Trying out Procreate on the iPad with a Bambiraptor! Open-mouthed version in comments. Coloration is loosely based on the fantastic yellow-throated marten. #paleoart #dromaeosaur

21/07/28 08:38

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Quick 1-day gouache painting for a friend. Giganotosaurus crosses a stream and pauses to consider two foraging Buitreraptor before moving on. His belly is already full, and he wants to enjoy a peaceful evening. #paleoart

21/04/26 02:39

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Here's a piece of #paleoart I haven't shared online before: My updated rendition of Epidexipteryx, with hypothesized wing membranes informed by Yi qi. You can find this and other updated pieces in the newly-released 2nd ed of God's Word or Human Reason?: amazon.com/dp/1629016381/

20/09/03 00:36

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Three little pen drawings of everyone’s favorite Claw Most Terrible. #paleoart #Deinonychus

20/08/13 03:08

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My last painting of 2019 was a little Deinonychus in gouache, running happily along. #paleoart

20/01/05 01:01

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#4styles, inspired by @BrianEngh_Art: 1) Digital “Silky” #Serikornis for Lefèvre et al, 2017. 2) Pencil #Deinonychus fight. 3) Diagram for Lee et al, 2018. Synapse & role of 59 genes from #EA3 #GWAS. 4) Gouache spotted redshank for Shanghai Museum of Natural History (2015).

19/09/12 10:27

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I don't know too much about uintatheres, but Eobasileus looks like it might've gotten a lot of ticks. #paleoart

18/07/11 13:35

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My justification for drawing Cryolophosaurus with its mouth open? To disguise my increasing ignorance of the current state of the ongoing "lips" debate in large theropods. In any case, they don't have to be roaring or eating. Sometimes they just want to say hi. #paleoart

18/06/01 06:19

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Another sketch. The dromaeosaurid Buitreraptor has caught a fish. Based on a photo of an anhinga I took in Florida a few years ago. #paleoart

18/04/16 07:18