WIP... 👀

Representation of the paleoecology of Serra da Galga Formation, Cretaceous, Minas Gerais State, Brazil. In the illustration I show the edge of a forest full of life forms of all kinds that opens to a vast semi-arid landscape.

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Alcântara Formation. An oxalaia quilombensis scares away some unenlagiinae so he can eat the carcass with no disturbance.

New art on the way. Let's finish Alcântara Formation paleoart.

The scimitar-crested, 'unicorn spinosaur,' _Spinosaurus mirabilis_. www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...

🚨New dinosaur! The latest salvo in the Spinosaurus saga. A Spinosaurus looking like Elvis, with an outrageous bony head crest. Discovered in the Sahara by my undergrad mentor Paul Sereno & his team. Super cool! But I'm sure nobody on the internet will care about it... 😉

Alcântara Formation paleoart coming soon. Detailing a unenlagiinae indet.

No pain no gain. 💪 🙃 Building muscles is always fun.

Designing some dragons for a new art. 🐲

Artwork for the new rhabdodontomorpha foskeia pelendonum. For now this is the most rendered image I can draw. I'm happy with it, but need to improve more.

Learning how to make Comics. Let's make something like Prehistoric Planet, but for Comics, hehe

Going through a test of patience.

Art made for a brazilian contest: PaleoNE. It's a representation of what could have happened before the preservation of bakiribu's holotype which is a regurgitalite ( a fossilized puke). Here I made an angaturama puking the content of the fossil.

Adamantina Formation, Cretaceous, Brazil. An unfortunate abelisaurid got impaled by a tree branch trying to hunt some maxakalisaurus. A couple of curious enantiornithes called navaornis are passing by to see what happened. Art made for the Museo Paleontologico Montevarchi Italian paleoart contest.

In a misty forest a brave azhdarchidae is stealing from a tyrannosaurus nest. In the background a second azhdarchidae comes to help.

Another brazilian representation. An angaturama being chased by 2 irritators out of their territory.

Ludodactylus nesting site. In the background there's a lacusovagus drinking water and in the foreground there's a cratoamia chasing some dastilbes. The second image I name everything in it.

Hansom Formation. This is my first acrylic painting.

Paleoart I did a while ago for a paper: "The role of climate on the emergence of giant caimanines (Crocodylia, Alligatoroidea) from the Miocene western Amazonian region" doi.org/10.1016/j.pa...

Hi, everyone! New here. Be nice! 🙂 Here's an artwork I made a few months ago. A heard of styracosaurus and a palintropus flying by.