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A toy, a Mexican street shop, a dinosaur nut and what came after…
This for your Sunday solace and merriment… the moment I saw a toy bust of a Tyrannosaurus in a popular Mexican shop on my recent trips to Mexico, I understood what I needed to do to it. I love revamping … Continue reading
All change! Latirhinus uitstlani (Isauria)gets a new drastic make-over and moves genera thanks to Mexican researchers.
Palaeontology is a discipline always in state of flux. Especially -in this case – Mexican Palaeontology… the mural of our well received “Hecho En Mexico” Gondwana Studios exhibition at the Alpha Museum in Monterrey (now in the Museo del Desierto. … Continue reading
And Now For Something Completely Different… The Opening of the Darwin Dohrn Museum. Prehistoric Marine Life Murals in Naples!
It is not very often I have been asked to get into restoring marine life evolution… but my friend Marco Signore asked me to do this mammoth task. I started with a mural on whale evolution where I tried to … Continue reading
The “Lost” Tyrannosaurs of Mike Kelly. Inedits from an ambitious project(Part One).
Many years ago (in fact it was 2014) I was approached by a veritable dino-nerd with an extraordinarily ambitious project … a Tyrannosaurus/Turannosauria Project… and no it was not Thom Holtz or Dave Hone (which would have been quite the … Continue reading
Posted in Book Projects, Titanosaurs, tyrannosaurs, Uncategorized
Tagged Alamosaurus, Mike Kelly, Tyrannosaurus rex
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The Dinosaur rEvolution in New Zealand continues…
The rEvolution is getting closer to what it should be! It’s taken many outings but the way I look at this now, it is as close as the original I conceived as it could be (for the moment). It is … Continue reading
The Big T. IS Finally out! The secret crown jewel of Mexican Dinosaurs is with us.
Presenting the final version of the Big T. (Tlatolophus galorum) above. It has taken Angel Ramírez Velasco and Ricardo Servín Pichardo several painstaking years to publish this marvel. A perfect, complete skull of this Parasurolophine hadrosaur, similar to but at … Continue reading
Pathologies… in the waiting!
There’s nothing more frustrating, as every artist or palaeontologist knows, than a bunch of oven ready pieces rotting away in our vaults without a publisher helping them to see the light!… Those were the pre=pandemic days! Almost two years after … Continue reading
Posted in Carnosaurs, Dinosaur Pathologies, maniraptora, Raptors, Reptiles, Sauropods, Tetrapods, Titanosaurs, Uncategorized
Tagged Acrocanthosaurus, Angel Ramírez, Camelotia, Camptosaurus, ceratosaurus, Cristiano Dal Sasso, Dilophosaurus, Ricardo Servín, Ruben MP, Saurosuchus, Spinosaurus, Teratosaurus, titanosaurs
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New Edition of Dinosaurs of Africa arrived today!
Just IN! Glad to report that Anusuya Chinsamy–Turan has updated her popular book, carrying all the weight of the edition herself! Very glad to continue to participate in her great work adding some new artwork… obviously most of the old … Continue reading
Never Try To Bite More Than You Can Chew.
Maastrichtian in Dakota. A couple of young Dakotaraptor decide to try their luck and hike an adult Triceratops… or a relative. Is Dakotaraptor for real? There have been so many doubts but I also doubt that Utahraptor was the only … Continue reading