I wish someone would pay me for reconstructing fossils in 3d. I'm having so much fun playing with 3d data and fitting in the pieces and seeing it all come together.

Homo naledi in metahuman. As expected it's kinda hard to bring forward more basal features as it tries to blend to modern human anatomy and the tools are still although impressive quite limited. still very fun results

Homo naledi

Neanderthal in metahuman

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Neanderthal in metahuman

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I have clearly angered the Twitter gods. An algorithm seems to be kicking out my followers without them knowing. If you can help me reach them again by RTing that would be wonderful.

Neanderthal anatomy

I’m excited to share that my painting Stasis is the cover of this month’s Uncanny Magazine, and was also featured on Beautiful Bizarre! 😊

This is an deeply personal piece for me, and the first in my series of paintings about invisible illness 🖤

Things I do for fun. Levallois point hafted with the aid of tar and sidew wrapping. Neanderthal weaponry. Nothing like putting things together piece by piece to hammer home how things work and are put together.

This fantastic new paper provides a full CT scan of the skeleton of a sand tiger shark. It's a great reference for anyone interested in lamniform anatomy.

was playing with the idea of neanderthal headdress. It's clear that neanderthals were using materials that generally wont preserve and we know human are quite inventive in coming up things to look pretty or impressive. I think this leaves a lot of room to play with various ideas.

The artwork going with the exhibition is by the fantastic VILLE SINKONNEN Ville Sinkkonen 😍

I had a chance to illustrate a pretty darn cool thing! So excited to see it out. Huge thanks to the amazing crew of the Field Museum giving me this amazing opportunity.

I had a chance to illustrate a pretty darn cool thing! So excited to see it out. Huge thanks to the amazing crew of the Field Museum giving me this amazing opportunity.