Prehistoric dinosaurs

Given the quality of the illustrations, I couldn't possibly feature only the dinosaurs from Prehistoric Animals (part of the Private Lives of Animals series). Here, then, are a few of those otherprehistoricanimals from the Palaeozoic and Mesozoic, as illustrated by Allen, Buonanno, Budicin, Burian, Chito...er...et al. We'll start with a firm favourite - a synapsid with so much pop-culture baggage (sorry, appeal) that it's often considered an Honorary Dinosaur. And it's a fine illustration of…

Tried to make this a quick illustration. Done within 12hrs over two days. Illustration/fanart of the 'Walking with Dinosaurs' Utahraptor. Our understanding of the animal, especially its proportions, have vastly changed over the years since the documentary was aired. I decided to try and give it an update while staying true to the original design.

Prehistoric mammals By Nobu Tamura Prehistoric mammals are groups of mammals that became extinct before humans developed writing. 164…

2020 vs 2022，Stegosaurus and T.Rex

Pachyrhinosaurus for Prehistoric Kingdom, which includes the species P. canadensis P. lakustai, and P. perotorum. The "fur" on P. perotorum is speculative. Model by Maurizio Morosan Sculpt and textures by Cindy Raggo

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What's left to say about Zdeněk Burian? One of the all-time Grand Masters of palaeoart, Burian's paintings have enthralled generations, and have no doubt inspired countless children to become palaeontologists and/or palaeoartists themselves; David's also posted on him once before (please forgive me for covering some of the same ground). Life before Man, with text from Zdeněk Špinar, provides a breathtaking collection of his very best work in which dinosaurs do not completely dominate (which…

Prehistoric whale evolution, illustrated by Tiffany Turrill.

This artwork is my biggest long-term project. The sketch for this drawing appeared more than a year ago - then I wanted to pay attention to the surrounding space, specifically: the riverbank and the image of mud, something that paleoillustrators often avoid. The animal may be smeared in dirt or dust- you won't find any clean ones today) but then something went wrong, and as usual I decided not to bother so much. But I srart a series of artworks with unusual angles - I'm already preparing a…