Dinovember Glow Up #9 - Edmontosaurus Today's much-needed glow up is Edmontosaurus. Here we have a large bull, bearing the scars of a long and difficult life, but still walking with his head high. #drawdinovember #dinovember2025

Foggy morning in Late Pleistocene Patagonia. #Art #SciArt #artbyjulio

An odd bony fish from the Kem Kem, Concavotectum. I'm still very out of my element with illustrating fish, but this fella had some very fun shapes to work with. Size comparison below ⬇️ #sciart #paleoart

Dinovember Glow Up #8 - Daspletosaurus In today's piece, a pair of Daspletosaurus get into a brutal and bloody fight. Given that we know that Daspletosaurus was cannibalistic, it's not unlikely that the winner will end up eating the loser. #drawdinovember #dinovember2025

Dinovember Glow Up #7 - Stegosaurus Today we have the iconic Stegosaurus, seen here adopting a defensive pose not unlike that of the now iconic London Natural History Museum mount. #drawdinovember #dinovember2025

Dinovember Glow Up #6 - Dilophosaurus Just a Dilophosaurus sitting peacefully and enjoying a rest. A lot has changed about our perception of this animal since 2018, hopefully this successfully reflected in this particular glow up. #drawdinovember #dinovember2025

Of course the big paper on Azhdarchoid phylogeny comes out while I'm at a museum on a research visit (looking at Azhdarchoid cervicals, obviously) but now I'm back at the hotel so it's time to write a proper thread! 1/28

Dinovember Glow Up #5 - Ankylosaurus Today we join an Ankylosaurus for lunch; the armoured giant making use of its' long muscular tongue to grab some higher branches. Ankylosaurs remain a challenge to draw with all their armour, but worth it. #drawdinovember #dinovember2025

Dinovember Glow Up #4 - Coelophysis Onto Day 4, and love is in the air as a male Coelophysis has successfully wooed a female with an elaborate courtship display. Still using the same colour scheme for my Coelophysis even after all these years. #drawdinovember #dinovember2025

Dinovember Glow Up #3 - Nigersaurus Day 3! Let's give it up for Day 3! And today’s glow up goes to Nigersaurus, here pausing from grazing horsetails to check if it really did see a predator watching it. #drawdinovember #Dinovember2025

Dinovember Glow Up #2 - Pachyrhinosaurus Today's piece is a lone Pachyrhinosaurus out for a stroll. It feels good to draw this dino again after a long time; the nasal boss was much easier to draw this time. #drawdinovember #Dinovember2025

Surprise, more Kem Kem theropods! Here's a small indeterminate noasaurid, between 2-3m long, known from fragmentary remains. With smaller animals, I am drawn to vivid colours and flashier displays - like the speculative skin flap on the tail. Size comparison below ⬇️

Xericeps is another fragmentary Kem Kem pterosaur, known from a distinctively curved lower beak, complete with interesting protrusions on the inside, much like Alanqa - this speculative reconstruction is based loosely on the modern openbill stork! Size comparison below ⬇️ #sciart #paleoart

An unusual high-spined dinosaur from the Kem Kem, it's Spinosau- oh wait, it's Rebbachisaurus, a medium-sized diplodocoid sauropod. I based much of this reconstruction on related species, such as Lavocatisaurus and Limaysaurus. Size comparison below ⬇️ #sciart #paleoart

Back underwater, we find the Kem Kem's resident freshwater plesiosaur! This animal is known from a couple adult specimens and one youngster. Size comparison below ⬇️ #sciart #paleoart

Back to the Kem Kem series! Taking to the air once more with Anhanguera - a piscivore with a 4-5m wingspan, and the first toothed pterosaur in the lineup. Size comparison below ⬇️ #sciart #paleoart

Next up, Elosuchus! This animal is not a crocodile, but sits on another branch of the family tree along with its much more famous cousin Sarcosuchus - the pholidosaurs. Size comparison below ⬇️ #sciart #paleoart

Next on the list, and one of two incredibly obscure ornithischians from the Kem Kem, an indeterminate iguanodontian! This animal is only known from a singular half-metre-long footprint. More thoughts and size comparison below ⬇️ #paleoart #sciart

Really venturing out of my comfort zone for this next critter in the Kem Kem series - a fish! This is Axelrodichthys, a giant mawsoniid coelacanth with a potential upper length of 4m. Size comparison below ⬇️ #paleoart #sciart

Here is the tenth in the Kem Kem lineup - we're taking a break from pterosaurs to meet the largest animal in the ecosystem, a gargantuan titanosaur known from enormous trackways and fragmentary fossils. Size comparison (gulp) below! ⬇️ #sciart #paleoart

I am so much more comfortable drawing pterosaurs when they're on the ground. Here's Apatorhamphus, another one of the larger Kem Kem pterosaurs, alongside Alanqa, with a possible 7m wingspan. Size comparison below ⬇️ #sciart #paleoart

I so rarely draw pterosaurs in flight. Here's Afrotapejara, another Kem Kem pterosaur known from some beak material. Tapejarids must have been some of the oddest of the pterosaurs - and that's saying something! Size comparison below ⬇️ #sciart #paleoart

I'm surprised I've managed to keep this series going almost daily. Anyways, here's the next Kem Kem pterosaur - the tiny probe-feeder Leptostomia! As always, size comparison below ⬇️ #sciart #paleoart

Moving on from theropods, we now look at the pterosaurs of the Kem Kem, beginning with the azhdarchoid (?) Alanqa! Some thoughts and size comparison below ⬇️ #sciart #paleoart

Undoubtedly the most impressive of the Kem Kem theropods, Spinosaurus itself. Size comparison below ⬇️ #sciart #paleoart

Onto the most fragmentary of the Kem Kem theropods so far, an indeterminate dromaeosaurid known from some teeth and claw material! Size comparison and some thoughts below ⬇️ #sciart #paleoart

I guess this is a series now! Here's the next in the Kem Kem lineup - an indeterminate abelisaurid. Size comparison below ⬇️ #paleoart #sciart

I'm in a Kem Kem mood it seems. On the other end of the spectrum from the lithe and lanky Deltadromeus is the stocky and robust Carcharodontosaurus! Size comparison below ⬇️ #paleoart #sciart

One of my favourite theropods, and one of the most enigmatic - the giant Deltadromeus from Cenomanian North Africa. More thoughts and a size comparison below ⬇️ #paleoart #sciart

Dinovember Glow Up #1 - Allosaurus This Dinovember I’ve decided to take a trip down memory lane, following the first prompt list I took part in back in 2018 but with an updated twist. First up this month, we have Allosaurus! #drawdinovember #dinovember2025

Welcome back, short king! #BackInHell

This hatchling encounters a fully grown Tyrannosaurus rex on a winter morning - 12 metres long and 8 tonnes. The little one will never attain such colossal stature - he has a gloriously different destiny ahead of him. #sciart #paleoart

As the sun sets on a small island a few miles off the coast of North Africa, a huge Arambourgiania arrives from the mainland in search of a new feeding site. In the background, a flock of Tethydraco circle the cliffs. Photo taken by me in Fuerteventura.

Stegoceras On The Coast. The background is a photo taken by me on the coast of Llandudno, Wales; with all the ferns, it had such an ancient feel to it, just needed a dinosaur.

Day one of the first ever @dinoconuk.bsky.social is complete and check out this incredible array of artists and creatives! @petrathepostdoc.bsky.social @ter V cd

Just a few pics from the #DinoConUK art exhibition this evening. That's day 1 done, what a success!

Getting ready for #DinoConUK day two...

If you casually dip your hand into a rock pool in the Silurian, you might get an unexpected manicure. Trilobites depicted are Calymene blumenbachii (the ‘Dudley Bug’) and Proetus concinnus. Photo taken by me in Fuerteventura.

1 day to go! #WalkingWithDinosaurs

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On the bicentenary of Mary Anning's Plesiosaurus. paleonerdish.wordpress.com/2024/03/29/o...

I'm in the Radio Times!!! How is this real 😳

Thanks for having me BBC Breakfast, to talk dinosaurs and gush about the new Walking With Dinosaurs series! I watched the original landmark series as a teenager in America. It inspired me to study dinosaurs. To work as a consultant on the new one has been a huge joy and honor!

5 days to go! ##WalkingWithDinosaurs

6 days to go! #WalkingWithDinosaurs

DROMIES IN 12 HOURS OH MY GOD IT IS 7 AM KILL MEEEE www.youtube.com/watch?v=WrMm...

And so concludes this short and relaxing formation #paleostream! The Soom Shale is a late Ordovician lagerstätte with few fossils but often times exceptional preservation.

THE WHEEL has granted us a return to the Mesozoic! In two weeks we will visit the home of Giganotosaurus! #paleostream #sciart #paleoart