The internet doesn't have many hi-res images of what is possibly the only image of Steller's sea cow drawn from life (itself a copy of a now-lost sketch), so I'm uploading this version from Stejneger (1936). Very sad that this simple graphic represents the total in vivo art record for this speies.

About half(?) of a mammoth Molar! This has been in my family for quite some time, found some time between 1970-1980 on West Runton Beach in Norfolk, wondering if anyone would know how to figure out how old it is. Weighs 2.79kg 21cm tall, 15cm long and 7cm wide.

Some 40 million years ago, northern Europe was covered by what is known as the Baltic Amber Forest, now known only from pieces of amber found on the coastline. An illustration from my recent article in the magazine Suomen Luonto, based on research by Dr. Eva-Maria Sadowski. cara.app/post/6e6ed80...

Decided to make a google form for my last post, go vote on Terror Birds! docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F... Thank you for your time :)

IMPORTANT!! What is your favourite Terror Bird? (For Puppetry Purposes)

On the train home from Exeter and #dinoconuk My brain is buzzing with ideas for future projects! Been so inspired by everyone's amazing talks and just getting to meet so many new people!

HAD THE BEST TIME AT #DINOCONUK !!!!! Amazing weekend!! So happy and cannot wait for next year!

Me and fluffy have arrived! :)

My Proceratosaurus bradleyi puppet!! Hopefully will be walking around a bit with this at Dinocon! I made this for my art foundation Final Major Project and it turned out really nice!

Dinocon travel day, feeling stressed about train travel, hopefully all goes smoothly!!

A render of a couple of Proceratosaurus bradleyi which I am working on for a project. #palaeoart #paleoart

Thought I would post a little teaser of some things I've got in the works... can you guess the dinosaur?

Shout out to dinosaurs, gotta be like, the coolest things ever.

Bluesky but make it British and Dark and Dreary but its okay because Starlings exist!