'Himmapaanensis'

[ZoPteryx]

Brilliant!

[Weaver]

Fantastic! And oh my gosh, with the cloth on his mouth it looks as if he has a toothache. XD Love it!

[Rich72]

Stunning illustrations, I'm quite blown away. I studied illustration but alas did nothing with it due to many contributing factors, a big slice of laziness in my earlier years being a problem. 

You really are a rare talent indeed, beautiful work.

[Himmapaan]

Stunning illustrations, I'm quite blown away. I studied illustration but alas did nothing with it due to many contributing factors, a big slice of laziness in my earlier years being a problem. 

You really are a rare talent indeed, beautiful work.

Thank you so much, Rich. I'm sorry I'd been so long in replying.

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Hello, folks. I'm afraid I'm still alive, more's the pity. I'm slightly horrified to realise that I hadn't been around the forum for four months. Aiya. I've even received an impertinent notice warning that this topic hasn't been posted in for at least 120 days. But I suppose I may as well re-emerge by sharing some more work.



This bipedal Apatosaurus was inspired by an article by Mike Taylor and Scott Hartman's accompanying skeletal on the Walking with Dinosaurs blog.



This Deinonychus began as a study but I sort of lost my way with it.



A silly cookie-eating Pteranodon that was prompted by a joke.



More silliness in the shape of an 'accurate' Darwin the Allosaurus from Blackgang Chine.

Some extant dinosaurs now. A green peafowl head. The original is 94mm in diameter. This one is a personal favourite but the scan loses some of the depth of the original. If anyone is interested in how it was painted, please visit here.



A sketch of a marabou stork whose name I foolishly misspelled as 'Maribou' before realising it.



And finally for now, the latest piece, completed only today, a Parasaurolophus head, 3.5 x 2.5 inches.



Obligatory comparison photograph with a penny.

[Gwangi]

That Deinonychus looks really pleased with himself (or herself). Excellent work on all of them. I'm particularly blown away by the two birds. Am I correct in thinking I've seen some of these on "Love in the Time of Chasmosaurus"?

[Everything_Dinosaur]

An eclectic mix of drawings and illustrations, fascinating interpretations and very skilfully done.

[postsaurischian]

Hello, folks. I'm afraid I'm still alive, .......

Well, I'm glad you are.

And I'm happy to see those new wonderful illustrations . I may not be the only one who's collecting your scans.
I can see why the Peacock portrait is a personal favourite. And the Marabou is awesome too ! As usually I tend to say: Stop here, it's perfect! But I have thought so a lot of times during several of your working processes and you've put me right all the time .

[Jetoar]

Allosaurus is amazing  .

[Blade-of-the-Moon]

I said it before..but I LOVE that Allosaurus..