Book recommendations

[Turkeysaurus]

I love the Gertie-style Anatosaurus. Do you know the Love In The Time of Chasmosaurs blog? George Solonevich is a big favourite there.

Yes, i love George Solonevich's style. I have 1993 Turkish version of that book from my childhood. Recently i have found 2nd hand English version from older print (1971) His style almost make them look 3D , incredible artist for sure. Also there is great charm of retrosaurs.

[thomasw100]

This is going to be a question. I am looking for a good introduction into paleobotany, ideally a book with rich paleoart style illustrations and suitable as a starter and entry point into the field.

[william555]

This is going to be a question. I am looking for a good introduction into paleobotany, ideally a book with rich paleoart style illustrations and suitable as a starter and entry point into the field.

Try "The Emerald Planet: How Plants Changed Earth's History" by David Beerling but if you want something more detailed, "Paleobotany: The Biology and Evolution of Fossil Plants" by Thomas and Edith Taylor

[HD-man]

Heard about this back in June. Good to see it finally has a cover: https://press.princeton.edu/books/hardcover/9780691245584/king-tyrant

[Carnoking]

Super excited for this one!