The Age of Ice

Apatosaurus

Good old Deinonychus

Triassic critters

Australovenators? More like Austra-LOVE-nators

Kennis&Kennis Neanderthal study - Krijn, the dutch Neanderthal

Megantereon, Xenosmilus, and Homotherium

Sneak peek of new art coming soon after not posting in a while

I’m not an academic paleontologist but I do have friends in the field who talk to me about it. I’ve received news of some needles research drama. Not going into detail or naming people, but if you see any accusations about the integrity of young researchers just wait to hear both sides first.

Kennis&Kennis Neanderthal study - Shanidar Z

Trump wanting to annex Greenland is proof that far right politicians aren’t actually climate change deniers. They publicly pretend it’s not real but secretly they know it’s true and plan to use the arctic for its resources and naval trade routes once all the ice melts

I watched Mufasa. I’m so happy that Disney finally gave us a good origin story. Now I finally know the real backstory behind Rafiki’s stick, my favorite character in the Lion King growing up

2011 was a great year for animated movies

Guess where I am?

Merry Christmas! 🦌🦌🦌

Homo juluensis. The newest controversial hominid from Asia described.

Paranthropus and Homo erectus standoff. Inspired by the recently described footprints found in Kenya.

I liked Barbie. It's a good movie. But I think it works best as a single story movie. Or maybe I'm just tired of needless sequels.

Sometimes I look at myself in the mirror and I’m in love. Sometimes I look at myself in the mirror and I get the ick. Weird.

Homo floresiensis and Homo naledi

Cuvieronius, a distant cousin of elephants that had a funky pair of spiralling tusks. It lived from southern North America to South America and went extinct 10, 000 bce alongside most American megafauna.

I have an alt version of my Finnish Independence Day post up on Patreon. It's essentially the same drawing but with one very different animal. www.patreon.com/posts/finnis...

A woolly mammoth roaming through ancient Finland sometime during the last interglacial period. Hyvää itsenäisyyspäivää! 🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮

The Artemis Paleozoo is an upcoming artbook composed by a collective of illustrators, educators, and creatives that depicts a modern menagerie of creatures time forgot. Follow us for future updates and previews of what's to come, as we bring the past to your present! 🦕📚

Wake up, babe! New fossil footprints just dropped! 🏺🧪 Trackway found in Kenya shows that H. erectus and P. boisei basically lived side-by-side, which is bonkerballs cool! www.livescience.com/archaeology/...

Amazing fossil alert. Jurassic salamander from China. You can see the soft tissue of the eye, gills, limbs, even the folds of its tail. And its last meal its stomach… 🧪 #evolution #paleontology

A pair of Homos

It’s hard when your favorite character in a show dies but it’s even harder when almost all your favorite characters die in the series finale 😫😫 #Arcane

Return of the Ice Age Baby

Finally jumping ship onto here because I am sick of seeing Elon Musk's face.

#IceAge6 is officially in the works ❄️

Ed and Toro Was too depressed with the state of the world the last few days that I forgot to post these here

Alamo

Anky

Trike

Rex

A quick ghost raptor drawing for Halloween

Homo ergaster. Or just African Homo erectus?

Follow me, I look like this

What are your niche paleontology / paleoart hot takes? I'll start, The Rite of Spring sequence in Fantasia is in my opinion paleoart but the Land Before Time is not.

THE CORONATION Finale The king finally has his crown and Eamonn is ready for mating season. He has spent all year growing his antlers so he can impress females and scare off rivals. The size of his crown is a testament to to his age, strength, and endurance.

THE CORONATION Part 5 Eamonn’s antlers are fully grown and he must shed off his velvet. With shreds of skin hanging off from his blood stained crown, the process is a scary sight to behold. But for Eamonn it is completely natural and it is the final part of his coronation.

I hate Jubilee but I also can’t stop watching it

Let’s goooo

THE CORONATION Part 4 Spring has given way to summer and Eamonn’s antlers have grown fast, up to 5cm (over an inch) a day! They are covered in a thin layer of skin called ‘velvet’ that provides them protection and nutrients.

I I I I I I __

THE CORONATION Part 3 With the old crown gone the next coronation can begin. Spring is here and Eamonn is growing his new antlers. They are still small but that doesn’t take away Eamonn’s pride.

THE CORONATION Part 2 Winter is taking its toll and so the old crown must fall.

THE CORONATION Part 1 This Eamonn, a Megaloceros stag in his prime, and in this new 6-part illustration series you will follow his life over the course of a year. Watch him shed his crown of antlers come winter and see him grow a new pair through spring and summer. Are you ready for the coronation?