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Category Archives: Dinosaurs Take Flight
EXTREME DINOSAURS! Pt 2.The Projects is finally available!
Took a while and even a Kickstarter campaign that couldn’t quite make it… but I decided that the Projects needed to be available both in hardback and Paperback. Self-published and somehow in control of what I wanted to convey, this … Continue reading
Posted in Dinosaur rEvolution, Dinosaurs Take Flight, Extreme Dinosaurs Pt.2 The Projects, Gondwana Studios, Hatching The Past, Mexican Prehistory, Museum Displays, Silver Plume Exhibitions, The Art of Archaeopteryx, Uncategorized
Tagged Angel Ramírez, John Hutchinson, Mexican Dinosaurs, Monterrey, Paleoart, Peter Norton, René Hernández Rivera, Ricardo Servín
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EXTREME DINOSAURS II. THE PROJECTS.
Almost 20 years ago the book Extreme Dinosaurs, a compilation of artwork I had done from 1988 to 2000 was released. It was a novelty mostly because the colourful approach to dinosaurs and the de-facto depiction of feathered dinosaurs for … Continue reading
Posted in Archaeopteryx, Birds, ceratopsians, Deinocheirids, Dinosaur Babies, Dinosaur colouration, Dinosaur Monster Families, Dinosaur Renaissance, Dinosaur rEvolution, Dinosaurios Hechos En México, Dinosaurs Take Flight, EXTREME DINOSAURS II. THE PROJECTS, Gondwana Studios, Hatching The Past, Heterodontosaurs, maniraptora, Mexican Prehistory, Nodosaur, Ornithischians, ornithomimosaurs, oviraptorosaurs, pachycephalosaurs, Planetario Alfa, Raptors, Silver Plume Exhibitions, Sinosauropteryx, stegosaurs, The Art of Archaeopteryx, therizinosaurs, Theropods, tyrannosaurs, Uncategorized, Utahraptor, velociraptor
Tagged Angel Ramírez, Archaeopteryx, artists, Dinosaur Renaissance, Dinosaur rEvolution, EXTREME DINOSAURS II. THE PROJECTS, Hatching The Past, maniraptora, Mexican Dinosaurs, Ornithischia, Peter Norton, Planetario Alfa, Stone Co, Theropoda
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Utahraptor’s Week changes everything…
Scott Hartman has blown everybody’s mind with his new skeletal restoration of the intriguing giant dromeosaur. I seized the opportunity to actually “finish” my “Archaeopteryx Family” mural touring with the recent show by Silver Plume Exhibitions’ “Dinosaurs Take Flight, The Art of Archaeopteryx” and that might be … Continue reading
Posted in Dinosaurs Take Flight, maniraptora, Museum Displays, Raptors, Silver Plume Exhibitions, The Art of Archaeopteryx, Uncategorized, Utahraptor, velociraptor
Tagged Archaeopteryx, Dakotaraptor, deinonychus, Dinosaurs Take Flight, dromeosaurs, Jim Kirkland, Scott Hartman, Silver Plume Exhibitions, Utahraptor, velociraptor
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Dinosaurs Take Flight opens at last!
There exhibition many of us were waiting for since last year is finally opening at the Kenosha Public Museum! It is a dazzling design by Nick Regester and Alanna Magovern dedicated exclusively to artwork representing Archaeopteryx and its dramatic development and … Continue reading
Posted in Archaeopteryx, Birds, Dinosaurs, Dinosaurs Take Flight, maniraptora, Museum Displays, Uncategorized
Tagged Alanna Magovern, Anchiornis, Bambiraptor, Cathayornis, Confuciusornis, deinonychus, Dennis Wilson, Dinosaurs Take Flight, Gary Staab, Ichthyornis, Jakob Vinther, Julius Csotonyi, Kenosha Public Museum, Mark Hallett, Microraptor, Nick Longrich, Nick Regester, Silver Plume Exhibitions, Sinornithosaurus, Tröodon, Utahraptor, velociraptor
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The Archaeopteryx Project is almost here!
It’s taking shape! (here’s the latest corrected version) We have been working together with Alanna Magovern and Nick Regester from Silver Plume Exhibitions (an offspring of the Stone and Company illustrious clan) in Dinosaurs Take Flight a paleoart tribute to … Continue reading
Posted in Archaeopteryx, Dinosaurs Take Flight, Hatching The Past, maniraptora, Museum Displays, Raptors
Tagged "Dave", Alanna Magovern, Archaeopteryx, deinonychus, Dennis Wilson, Gary Staab, Hatching The Past, Jakob Vinther, Julius Csotonyi, Mark Hallett, Nick Longrich, Paleoart, Silver Plume Exhibitions, Stone Co, velociraptor, William Stout, Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History
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Yi. Things will never be the same again (and again)!
When I started to get serious about the Dinosaur Renaissance many years ago, I never dreamed that it will take me this far. If the speed of change of the image of the Dinosauria has been dazzling… what can I … Continue reading
New and diverse uses for Microraptor at the SVP meeting, Berlín 2014.
I have a bit of collaboration stories with Scott Foss… mammal guy he is, years ago he commissioned me to do this humorous piece to celebrate what a really oversized Entelodont pig would do to a T. rex…wishful thinking on his part, … Continue reading
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