Lambeosaurus Skull

Lambeosaurus watercolor now available as a photo print from the artist for $60 (6x9) plus shipping.

Nigerian Pterosaur Watercolor

Formerly just another bit of filler of a placatory nature, this is now available as a photo print from the artist for $60 (6x9) plus shipping.

Hardest Skull on Earth to Draw

Right here:

If microecos hadn't posted this image, I wouldn't be dead. True story.

Mystery Skull is Mysterious

Original upload. (I do know what the skull is from. I'm just being ... mysterious.)

UPDATE: It is indeed a flying fox skull, of the genus Pteropus.

Elasmosaur Watercolor

So this:

Is now available as a photo print from the artist for $60 (6x9) plus shipping.

_Psittacosaurus mongoliensis_ Drawings

Psittacosaurus mongoliensis; literally, the parrot lizard of Mongolia.


Started the Saturday before 14 May 2005 and finished on that day. Carmine red Sanford pencils on 7.5"x11" sketchbook paper (and a little bit over, as you can see on the tail).


Psittacosaurus mongoliensis dorsal view of the skull. Note that the left side of the skull is missing material.




The second image was begun at the request of ESRC correspondent Paul Riddell (who, unless I misremember, needed visual reference for a Psittacosaurus sculpture he's planning. Why I just didn't send him a digital photograph is beyond me, but this kind of turned out well. Hope I get to see it someday anyhow.) Started and finished 25 June 2005. Carmine red Sanford pencils on 7.5"x11" sketchbook paper.


Moved from the old blog 22 January 2008

_Edmontosaurus sp._ Drawings

2005, at the Alaska Museum of Natural History, 14"x17" sketchbook paper. (Both originals are for sale.)

Relocated from the old blog on 22 January 2008

_Probactrosaurus mongoliensis_

Orthographic views (elevation and section, respectively) drawn 22 July 2005, Alaska Museum of Natural History. (Both from 7.5"x11" sketchbook, carmine red Sanford pencils, all images done, apparently, from a lousy mount. I didn't know at the time, so I don't recommend anyone use these for anything.)

More Probactrosaurus mongoliensis:



Carminy red Sanford color pencil on 14"x17" sketchbook paper.

Relocated from old blog 24 January 2008.