The peak male experience

Zhejiangopterus linhaiensis, a relatively small Azhdarchid Pterosaur from the late Cretaceous period of China #paleoart

Lemuria flocking 6-27-25 Megalognathus, Harbinger Bird, Cervidavtylus, The Last Stegosaur #paleostream #lemuria #specevo

Dilophosaurus wetherilli, an early theropod dinosaur from northern Arizona, USA during the early Jurassic period, known for its double head-crests. (And my personal favorite dinosaur!!) #paleoart

I'm back after one month. Here is a Sinosauropteryx prima washing itself in a small patch of water in the forest. #paleoart #SciArt #dinosaur #yixian #china #cretaceous

Velociraptor mongoliensis has captured a nice mid-day lizard snack in late Cretaceous Mongolia (75-71 Mya) #paleoart

Results of a mini-flocking hosted by yours truly Shri rapax, Hyopsodus, Temnodontosaurus 7-17-25

Flocking 7-18-25 we are so back Argentinosaurus, Wulong (and Sinotyrannus), Dorudon, and Temnodontosaurus #paleostream

An unfortunate Argentinosaurus huinculensis has been separated from its herd and targeted by a pair of hungry Mapusaurus roseae. With their serrated teeth, they attack the legs until the massive sauropod can no longer escape. Late Cretaceous Argentina (~93 Mya) #paleoart

Super cool flocking this week with four very recently described animals! 7-25-25 Palaeocampa, Nektognathus, Wudingloong, Mirasaura #paleostream

Flocking 8-22-25 WE ARE SO BACK Carcharodontosaurus, Austroraptor, Dreadnoughtus, Razanandrongobe (his name is Razzberry) Slowly getting back into the grind as a full time college student living on campus, I am so excited for the future. #paleostream

The last unicorn of Madagascar - quick fun doodle of Majungasaurus #paleoart

Special flocking this week! 8-29-25 Spicomellus! The early ankylosaur with newly described material! #paleostream

Tonight's #paleostream had only one goal: paint a Spicomellus in 2 hours so you don't have to listen to my runny nose for too long.

A pair of Zavacephale rinpoche, a newly described pachycephalosaurian dinosaur from the early Cretaceous (between ~121 - 100 Mya), lovingly snuggling on a clifftop somewhere in Mongolia. (And they're both girlssss 🫣🏳️‍🌈)

Practicing digital art with Sinosauropteryx prima! A small compsognathid dinosaur from China, and one of the few dinosaurs we know the color of #paleoart

Deinonychus antirrhopus - getting used to digital art!!

120 years ago today, Henry Fairfield Osborn described and named Tyrannosaurus rex from the specimens discovered by Barnum Brown. Happy birthday T. rex!! #paleoart #trex