The cub lived only 3 weeks, yet its body became preserved for over 30.000 years, and now, as permafrost melts and another mass extinction looms, we can get a glimpse at one of the most iconic creatures of the last Ice Age. A reminder of how wondrous and fragile life on Earth is..

speechless. the pose. the expression. this should be a painting.

I have had enough of harmless and peaceful Diprotodon (ò_óˇ) Varanus Poesty attacked baby,mother Diprotodon fight back fiercely I am surprised nobody ever made anything like this and it must have happened Perhaps this was one of the most weird scene that happened 50000 years ago

I have observed their mummies before and found that their noses are very different from modern white rhinoceroses. Their nostrils open and close downwards (ventral) instead of forwards. They are very close to the Sumatran rhinoceros at this point.

Result from the Bahariya Formation #paleostream! This piece felt a lot like coming home since my first ever large commission was about reconstructing the animals of Bahariya and Kem Kem.

Jurassic park with SCIENTIFICALLY ACCURATE Raptors! [Full video linked below] #jurassicpark #jurassicworld

Equus ferus paintin’ 🐴

Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness. . . . This will be the last painting I will share on twitter, Bye Bye. #paleoart

My first peer-reviewed publication is finally out! After 5 years in the making from conception to completion, now I can finally tell the full story in the form of a thread. It'll probably be a long one, but if you want to read the paper instead: link.springer.com/article/10.100…

A mammoth cow and bull browse quietly together, their silhouettes mingling with a herd of bison as the light around them fades. Scientific evidence suggests that mammoths used their massive tusks for social, defensive, and foraging behavior, much like modern day elephants!

As much I love doing paleoart, making stylized things is the same amount of fun, this JP Acrocanthosaurus Is one of my favs

New! A big low-poly scene with the Plesitocene fauna of South America, largely based off the superb Pleistocene assemblages of Arroio Chui, Uruguay🇺🇾 a follow up to my Austrailian and Europe scenes in honour of #PrehistoricPlanetIceAge

Results from the Flocking #paleostream! Camelops, Daemonosaurus, Panderodus and Eustreptospondylus

I’m a year late to the bandwagon but here’s a sketch of Homotherium latidens inspired by Prehistoric Planet Season 3

4mts Juvenile Leedsichtys.

California Spotted Owl Illustration I recently did as a gift for a wildlife biologist

Very excited to finally share this artwork I made for the Virginia Living Museum (Virginia Living Museum)! This piece, a coastal ghost forest in Pleistocene Virginia featuring American Mastodons, is next to the fossil lab where bones from the Hart-Fiscella Mastodon were prepared.

Ischyrososmilus hunting Macrauchenia（＾ｖ＾） Early Pleistocene, South America This is a giant cat that seems to be overlooked by everyone. Before the Smilodon, it was the king of South America and one of the largest cats ever recorded in South America（⌒▽⌒）

Purussaurus brasiliensis next to a Charles Darwin Statue