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Please enjoy the site, but remember that I retain the copyright of all artwork and images here. Please do not copy or reproduce them without permission.Top Posts & Pages
- Velociraptor
- Spinosaurus
- Dinosaur Gallery
- What might have been the "Extinction" event at the Natural History Museum...
- Supersaurus Vs Torvosaurus
- In The Sea... a collection of revamped oldies.
- The John R. Hutchinson Team does it again... in NATURE.
- Classic prehistoric Isle Of Wight revisited...
- Bristol's best kept "secret"...!
- It's official... The *New* Big Golden Book of Dinosaurs is advertised at Amazon!
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What might have been the “Extinction” event at the Natural History Museum…
Just imagine how this multiple banner would have looked at the entrance of the Natural History Museum in London! (This is only the draft by the way). Alas… it was never going to be. Late last year I received an … Continue reading
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Tagged Extinction, London, Megaloceros, Natural History Museum, Neanderthal
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The John R. Hutchinson Team does it again… in NATURE.
Embargo lifted and here we are…Kudos to John R. Hutchinson! He has made it once again and this time in the prestigious science magazine NATURE. Hutchinson is not only a man of science, but also a man with imagination and sense of … Continue reading
Posted in crocodilians, Dinosaurs, maniraptora, Raptors, Tetrapods, Theropods, tyrannosaurs, Uncategorized
Tagged Coelophysis, Enantiornis, John R.Hutchinson, Marasuchus, Microraptor, Nature, T.rex
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Finally! The Murals in Situ.
Finally the day has come: here are some (updated and upgraded) pictures of the opening of the now famous Stone & Company Hatching The Past exhibition (coming soon to a town near you). The murals are 3 meters high, so you can have … Continue reading
Cannibal Daspletosaurus?
This is my contribution to Dave Hone‘s new project. He is trying to gather funds for research into a very well preserved Daspletosaurus skull that once again gives evidence that tyrannosaurs were cannibals or at least had fierce battles between … Continue reading
It’s official… The *New* Big Golden Book of Dinosaurs is advertised at Amazon!
Sixty years ago children and dinosaur fans in general marvelled at the great illustrations of Rudolph Zallinger (both at the Yale Museum famous mural and at children books like Dinosaurs And Other Prehistoric Reptiles)… Artistically his stylish artwork remain a landmark, … Continue reading
Unseasonal greetings…
Cretaceous snow killed T. rex? Well… at least it adds some festive decoration on my very modern late-Cretaceous garden! A very weather mild end of the world indeed… The famous “Home’s Garden” scene from a previous post has been finally … Continue reading
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And now… let’s start the year with some gratuitous art for art’s sake!
This is the year that finally we are going to see the release of our long awaited Bakker./Rey collaboration with Random House… before the final sprint (that I’m currently working on) here’s something that I have also been working on … Continue reading
Posted in maniraptora, Raptors, Reptiles, Uncategorized
Tagged Aztec, deinonychus, Eupodophis
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HEY… WE ARE STILL HERE!
This is dedicated to everybody supporting this blog (and more)… thank you for making it a success and hey… you may love dinosaurs enough to become vegetarian this end of the year… fine by me! After all, who really wants … Continue reading
Classic prehistoric Isle Of Wight revisited…
Now that I’m getting towards the end of my new Random House/Robert Bakker new project, I decided to revisit some classics. My visit to Brussels early this year gave me ammunition to try and restore Iguanodon again… this time based … Continue reading
Posted in Ornithischians, Theropods, Uncategorized
Tagged Iguanodon, Isle of Wight, Neovenator
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Events of the Year Part 3: Mexico.
Yes, it was that time of the year again: I have always found the Mexican student audiences to be the hungriest and keenest regrading new dinosaur research and on top of that, they have always liked my stuff. So what … Continue reading
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