Just barely making it for September’s #NearbyNature2025, here’s the Mexican Long-nosed Armadillo. Formerly known as a northern subspecies of the recently-split Nine-banded Armadillo, this is the only Xenarthran native to Alabama today. They are mostly nocturnal insectivores. #wildlife #alabama

Back to some fish along with some mammals!: Blickomylus, Prohesperocyon, Italopterus magnificus, and Leptolepis coryphaenoides #paleoart #sciart

Finally back to posting paleoart so here are some ungulates: Aprixokogia kelloggi, Koristocetus pescei, Pachynolophus eulaliensis, and Pliolophus vulpiceps #sciart #paleoart

My first set of submissions for #lemuriachallenge a bunch of bugs and fish which will be a general trend with my stuff

More fish!: Coelacanthus granulatus, Luopingcoelucanthus eurylacrimalis, Ticinepomis peyeri, and Notagogus denticulatus #sciart #paleoart

Working on some coelacanthiformes and thought I'd post my recon Chinlea sorenseni for #SundayFishSketch #paleoart #sciart

First more modern ray fined fish I've rendered: Seminotus, Hispanamia, Dercetis, and Ichthyotringa #paleoart #sciart

Pattisaura, Phenacocoelus, Promerycochoerus, and Pistosaurus #paleoart #sciart

Haven't posted in a while, nothing bad is going on, just busy with classes and some other stuff.

Been a bit busy but these have been done for a bit: Belantsea, Dianmeisaurus, Obruchevodus, and Orientalosuchus #paleoart #sciart

With a new description of a certain holocephalian, I decided to go on a deep dive to illustrate some of weirdos from the jurassic being: Acanthorhina, Chimaeropsis, Metopacanthus, and Squaloraja. I also recommend listening to the recent episode by @commondescentpod.bsky.social about chimaeras!

Time for mammals and reptiles?: Elomeryx, Jiangxisuchus, Heptacodon, and Nabotherium #paleoart #scieart

Been a bit busy but i wanted to test out how earlier bony fish would look in my rendering style so here's Gogosardina! #paleoart #sciart

This one was really fun to put together since a bunch of the resources were made with a bunch of people from the area, huge shout out to the UGA Stratigraphy Lab. Would have been so much harder without it.

Starting my project to do artwork of all of the TAZ taxa that need artwork starting with Styracocephalus and Erythrosuchus #paleoart #sciart

Another request, this being Riebeeckosaurus, explanation for why it looks this way will be in the comments! #paleoart #Sciart

Been a bit busy buy here's some new recons: Aphaurosuchus, Chalawan, Lomasuchus, and Ctenurella #paleoart #Sciart

Got asked to do artwork of the genus Harpagofututor, one of the many weird chondrichthyans from Bear Gulch. #paleoart #SciArt

More placoderms! Gymnotrachelus, Heintzichthys, Latocamurus, and Pholidosteus. #paleoart #sciart

Artwork of the new captorhinid from India, Indosauriscus kuttyi! #paleoart #SciArt

I figured out placoderms finally, also a temno: Bryantolepis, Compagopiscis, Edingerella, and Enseosteus #paleoart

Been busy but I finally had time to do another 4: Arambourgia, Argochampsa, Champsosaurus, and Kosmodraco

Welcome Ninumbeehan dookoodukah, a new borrowing Temnospondyl from the Jelm Formation of Utah. This guy is super weird and was super fun to draw!

Some more taxa for Wikipedia: Coloradisuchus, Dibothrosuchus, Jaggermeryx, and Tetraclaenodon

On yesterdays #paleostream we discovered the beauty that is Onychodus jaw mechanics. After stream I tried to make sense of it and animated how I understand it. Funny stuff.

posting my first flocking in a bit: Cambropachycope, Onychodus, Xenodens, and Lyrarapax #Paleostream

I'm mammal time! 3 anthracotheres and an weird pecoran: Bothriogenys, Floridameryx, Paenanthracotherium, and Siamotherium

I'm mammal time! 3 anthracotheres and an weird pecoran: Bothriogenys, Floridameryx, Paenanthracotherium, and Siamotherium

Two more temnospondyls for the same page as the ones from the last post (Rio do Rasto Formation page), these being Konzhukovia and Rastosuchus. Surprisingly, mammals probably going to be up next!

Don't think I ever brought it up but I made these to formation pages, i knew about neither of these before but they're both pretty cool formation even if we don't have the most from them!

For my first post on here, some microsaurs and temnospondyls for wikipedia: Bageherpeton, Microbrachis, Nannaroter, and Otacillus