#HotAmmoniteAugust Day 3
Lobolytoceras is a lytoceratid ammonoid genus (Ammonoidea; Ammonitida; Lytoceratidae) that lived during the Jurassic period. This particular species is Lobolytoceras costellatum.
#paleoart
Ancient amphibians in Wyoming adapted to extreme weather by burrowing, offering insights into current amphibian survival strategies amid climate change.
https://t.co/7UEIGCRv3k
#fossils#paleontology
Part of an educational project I collaborated on with Tyler Rhodes; children used evolutionary principles to design their own life-forms, and I then painted a selection of them :)
The first EVER film concept art I produced, for 'Warriors of Future' in Hong Kong. An alien being that crashed into the island and was spreading through the city.
A big thank you to Alexandra Fernandes for commissioning my work for the publication of Melkamter pateko and congratulations to all the authors of the paper! 🥳
https://t.co/DpvUbCdB68
#Paleoart#WIP of something a little outside my usual remit - Australopithecus sediba, a hominid that sits... uhh.. somewhere on the hominid tree. Ask the palaeoanthropologists, not me.
Hello, i'm trying to paint a life-sized Barinasuchus head on a canvas here, any suggestions on pose, colors, etc?, this is a rough color sketch and i'd like y'alls opinion and suggestions on it lol
Also! Thanks to everyone that has been liking my posts and visiting my profile as well as people that have supported my silly little reconstructions all this time, love for all <3.
Hey! How's everyone doing? It has been quite sometime since I last posted here, took a little time to focus on myself and life, you know, the usual. I have also been away from art some time but I feel like I may be ready to come back to it.
Although I can not assure you I will post it here since I kinda dislike this app so I would appreciate you guys coming to check out my Cara account. I feel bad for missing out on everyone's beautiful art, so imma try to get up to date.
#molluscmonday Parisian-style: Local Paleogene carbonates along the Seine, near Pont Neuf. Cerithioidean snails and more. #urbangeology @pavementgeology