DeskSketch

One of the most iconic creatures from a not especially iconic period in time, Gorganopsids are pretty synomynous with the Permian. Continue reading →

You have to check out this totally sweet Dunkleosteus skull. While it might not be the biggest one in history, it is still pretty impressive. Continue reading →

Calling the Ceratosaurus Nasicornis done for now. There are a number things about it that could be improved, but at this point, starting a new version would probably be better.

Today I added more detail around the mouth and forelimbs. The interesting thing about this sketch is how much time doing detail for a coloured illustration can take.

An interesting point to consider is that extant dinosaurs rarely have much variation in scale colour on their feet. Continue reading →

A quick pencil Linhenykus, a small and rather extinct Alvarezsaurid, a type of theropod dinosaur. This one came from Mongolia, sometime in the late Cretaceous. Continue reading →

This is taking a while, so going forward, I will try to break up the constant work in progress images from this drawing with other pieces. Continue reading →

Time for a redo of the digits Continue reading →