- A hungry adult female Iberosuchus sp. tries her luck ambushing a small Diplocynodon on a river bank - Created for the latest @paleologica.bsky.social video

- A hungry adult female Iberosuchus sp. tries her luck ambushing a small Diplocynodon on a river bank - Created for the latest @paleologica.bsky.social video

#WorldCrocodileDay Here is a little preview of something that, I hope, will end up contributing to the conservation of my favorite species, the orinoco crocodile. looking forward to sharing more about this soon ;)

Something for the #worldcrocodileday 🐊💚🐊 The orinoco crocodile is one of my favorite species but also extremelly endangered, its estimated that less than 100 individuals remain in the wild. It hurts my soul to its core seeing these species on the brink of extinction... #digitalart #crocodiles

#WorldCrocodileDay Here is a little preview of something that, I hope, will end up contributing to the conservation of my favorite species, the orinoco crocodile. looking forward to sharing more about this soon ;)

The image above is just a preview render, but to give you some expectation of how the physical print will look, here's the prints I sold at last year's TetZooCon. Both the Tyrannosaurus and Diplodocus will be available in 1/40 scale.

- Endangered Species Day - As I do every year, Ive tried to make a small contribution to this day: My favorite animal in the world, the critically endangered Caimán llanero (C. intermedius), a species to which I am determined to dedicate my life to conserve.

- Endangered Species Day - As I do every year, Ive tried to make a small contribution to this day: My favorite animal in the world, the critically endangered Caimán llanero (C. intermedius), a species to which I am determined to dedicate my life to conserve.

Barinasuchus arveloi (Poster version)

Pretty cool paper. Basically, "Gharialis" curvirostris was named some 150 years ago by Richard Lydekker based on fossil material from the Bugti Hills of Pakistan and has very much been stuck in this state since then.

Barinasuchus arveloi (Poster version)

- Barinasuchus arveloi - Probably the last large Sebecidae to inhabit this world before the extinction of the family during late Miocene (Or even during early Pliocene if we take into consideration possible relict island populations in the Antilles).

- COMISSIONS - Although I have been making occasional commissions for years, I decided it was time to make it “official” with a fixed price guideline, open to anyone who wants to hire me.

Here's an update on my Deinosuchus skeletal. Nearly all the bones are done, just gotta finish the skull detailing and the osteoderms. Also the back leg. But theoretically in the home stretch. #paleontology #Deinosuchus #paleoart

- COMISSIONS - Although I have been making occasional commissions for years, I decided it was time to make it “official” with a fixed price guideline, open to anyone who wants to hire me.

#paleoart commission: the bulkiest, heaviest and possibly even longest crocodilian with the strongest biteforce in animal kingdom: the giant miocene caiman Purussaurus!

Voay robustus! a recently extinct species of crocodile from Madagascar, most of its remains were found in a "sub-fossil" state, where not enough time has passed for them to fossilize suggested by @convictclaude.bsky.social! who surely apreciates me calling it a 𝙃𝙤𝙧𝙣𝙮 𝘾𝙧𝙤𝙘𝙤𝙙𝙞𝙡𝙚

Here's a quick T. rex stop motion test I did yesterday, with a puppet I've made. I wanted to animate more, but I bumped into the camera 🙄 The puppet is made of wire and foam for the body. The head is made of a 3D print skull by Vitamin Imagination, and the "skin" is just unbaked sculpey

- Bretesuchus bonapartei - A swarm of flies hover around the dragon's jaws, attracted by the smell of decaying flesh that accompanies him. The intense heat and the annoyance of the insistent insects, ends the patience of the old king.

Tyrannosaurus-sketch

- Doratodon ibericus - A *possible* sebecosuchian from the Sierra Perenchiza Formation (Campanian), Valencia. The presence of this genus in Europe during the Late Cretaceous represents a key element in tracing the early diversification chronology of Sebecosuchia.

The nearly complete skull of Dentaneosuchus was damaged during extraction, resulting in the scattering of material in the debris. Apparently, something very similar happened with Barinasuchus, an “almost complete” specimen that was destroyed during a road construction.

The nearly complete skull of Dentaneosuchus was damaged during extraction, resulting in the scattering of material in the debris. Apparently, something very similar happened with Barinasuchus, an “almost complete” specimen that was destroyed during a road construction.

Specimen PVL 6386, a Sebecidae indet. from the Lumbrera Formation (Eocene, Argentina). A nearly complete articulated skull with jaws and three cervical vertebrae in exceptional state of preservation. Traditionally referred to as cf. Sebecus sp. but possibly closer to other genera.

- Tewkensuchus salamanquensis - A fast 3D sketch to represent a very interesting new genre. Apart from the characteristic postcranial crest, it is a Patagonian sebecid that is phylogenetically closer to European forms than to South American ones. How crazy that is.

- Ogresuchus furatus - The oldest known sebecidae. Discovered less than half a meter from a titanosaur nest, it was approximately 1 meter in length. Humble beginnings for a lineage that would give rise to true monsters.

Finally everything is ready to reveal my project for this year: Ive decided to open a blog to continue talking about crocodilians and their extinct relatives. All my illustrations and knowledge on the subject will be uploaded there. Link in the first comment⬇️

Finally everything is ready to reveal my project for this year: Ive decided to open a blog to continue talking about crocodilians and their extinct relatives. All my illustrations and knowledge on the subject will be uploaded there. Link in the first comment⬇️

【ワンオペガビアルパパの夕方】 個人の方からのご依頼でした。 一頭の成熟したオスが、複数の巣から生まれた赤ちゃんたちをひとりで背負っている写真からイメージした作品です。それでも生き残れる赤ちゃんはほんの一握り…… ご依頼ありがとうございました！

This paper has a lot of nice data that does seem to indicate an overlooked distinctiveness, but to do taxonomic revisions without any genetic data on living species should not be a thing in 2025. Even if a species is so rare that such data is difficult to obtain it would seem better to wait.

- Godzilla (Gojirasuchus titanica) - Trying to have some fun, not everything has to be scientific illustration.

- Godzilla (Gojirasuchus titanica) - Trying to have some fun, not everything has to be scientific illustration.

- Thilastikosuchus scutorectangularis - A recently described Candidodontidae notosuchian from the Early Cretaceous Quiricó Formation (Brazil) Based on the holotype (The articulated skeleton of a juvenile individual)

- Thilastikosuchus scutorectangularis - A recently described Candidodontidae notosuchian from the Early Cretaceous Quiricó Formation (Brazil) Based on the holotype (The articulated skeleton of a juvenile individual)

- Retymaijychampsa beckerorum A recently described proterochampsid archosauriform (Please note that I am not familiar with Proterochampsidae and therefore this sketch may be inaccurate)

- Retymaijychampsa beckerorum A recently described proterochampsid archosauriform (Please note that I am not familiar with Proterochampsidae and therefore this sketch may be inaccurate)

Working on some kobolds designs! And a new render style I've been toying with.

- Asiatosuchus oenotriensis - Only two more illustrations left to complete the poster. Next one is Diplocynodon.

Let me summarize. We have: - a Postosuchus that ate 4 animals and was in the process of killing a 5th - a predator-prey association between Postosuchus & Desmatosuchus - at least 1 rauisuchian attacked by a phytosaur - large predatory amphibians being killed by rauisuchians

neck details

- Voay robustus - Commission I made for a very nice guy last week. If someone wants to commission me, Im open, as we say in Spain: Bueno, bonito y barato.

Check out this baby crocodile emerging from its egg 🥚 🐊 And read our recent article in @nature.com to learn how compressive forces sculpt their intricate head scales 🧪 www.nature.com/articles/s41... @lanevol.bsky.social @genevunige.bsky.social

Beonze glaurung just because I like the material

- Iberosuchus macrodon - (Or at least a conservative approximation of what it might look like given the fragmentary nature of the fossils). Looking forward to print and paint it to bring him to life. #sebecosuchia

This post reminded me of an old sketch I made quite some time ago about a hypothetical encounter between the two species. It never quite convinced me, but better to share it than to let it collect dust. #crocodylia

This post reminded me of an old sketch I made quite some time ago about a hypothetical encounter between the two species. It never quite convinced me, but better to share it than to let it collect dust. #crocodylia

- Duerosuchus piscator- #Crocodylia

Barinasuchus reference! this was tedious to make lol, you can ask questions key words lol: Sebecidae Barinasuchus skeletal Barinasuchus Skull Barinasuchus fossil Barinasuchus Argentina Barinasuchus Peru MCN-USB: 01-94 PB M.L.P. 73-III-15-1 Buffetaut & Hoffstetter 1977 Gasparini 1984 MAAT-0260

Our lab isn't exactly Santa's workshop, but the dermestids (& OHIO Honors undergrad Grace Vance & I) have been slowly preparing the alligator known as #ShoeGator (OUVC 9761, left). We saved the shoe (& his penis—preserved in the jar) & are now assembling some of the parts (e.g. paws). Fun project! 🐊

Duerosuchus piscator Wip for my next project. #crocodilia