Been a long while since I posted here.....
Have a latest piece by me!
A commission I did for Ben G Thomas' vid on the Loch Ness Monster.

Virtual #Paleoart Gallery Participants (4/5)

Just about one more week to go with artwork from
@fossillad123.bsky.social
@haiderjaffri.bsky.social
@wargonopsid.bsky.social
@palaeonavix.bsky.social
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I missed Velociraptor apreciation day but its always s good day to appreciate velociraptor

"Giant of the Andes"
Featuring Megatherium. Argentina circa 20,000 years ago.

About time I posted one of the 2 pieces I did for this Amazing study by @slothfultyrant.bsky.social , here on Bluesky!

"A local river giant"

A revamp of a piece i did 2 years ago. Featuring Baryonyx circa 125 million years ago. England.

Looks like the New York Times article on our research just got a rerun in Brazil's leading newspaper! This time featuring the artwork by @haiderjaffri.bsky.social.
www1.folha.uol.com.br/ciencia/2025...

An old buck Estemmenosuchus scratches itself on a dead tree with all sorts of little guys!

Spinosaurus comm

Parapithecus grangeris and some fruit from oligocene fayum egypt. Not to scale

Dragon in watercolor

neck details

A stand off between human and Homotherium. Both are mothers and both will do whatever necessary for their offspring’s survival.

Maternal Needs

Meganthropus palaeojavanicus of Sangiran, Central Java, Indonesia. A hominid that lived during the early-middle Pleistocene.

Brush test from last year. The fur brush is by Ville Sinkkonen, which you can get from his gumroad. Easily my top 5 brushpacks.

More than a dog

Homo sapiens

Saichania chulsanensis

Dread snek

Apidium from oligocene of Fayum, Egypt

Citipati osmolskae, watercolor

Microsyops fur brush demo. Quick one. Brushes now available here villes.gumroad.com/l/rkrac

#Commissions Open!
Updated commission board.

Portrait of a Kestrel
I met this fluffed up little guy out in the fields of Friesland in the Netherlands, observing me observing him, from his safe perch atop a lamp post.
Acrylics on board
26 x 26 cm

Devonion fishies Elpistostege (close relative of the famous Tiktaalik) and couple of bothriolepis swimming by. Needs updating but still thinking this is one of my better paintings I have done

Work of Margret Flinch should get more attention and be named along the Knight and Christman as the great paleoartists. Illustrator and sculptor among other things she made life reconstructions to Osborns massive two part monograph series on proboscideans. I’m particularly fond of these ink drawings

It was a massive pleasure to work with you!!

Metabolic skinflint or spendthrift? Insights into ground sloth integument and thermophysiology revealed by biophysical modeling and clumped isotope paleothermometry - Journal of Mammalian Evolution Remains of megatheres have been known since the 18th -century and were among the first megafaunal vertebrates to be studied. While several examples of preserved integument show a thick coverage of fur...

Words cannot describe how excited I am to announce the publication of my first peer-reviewed paper published in the Journal of Mammalian Evolution! Here's a big, fancy thread summarizing everything: link.springer.com/article/10.1...

Studies of the elephants for which we actually know what the size and morphology of external ear looks like. From left to right woolly mammoth, asian elephant, savannah elephant, forest elephant. Scaled to around same head size

A Dearc having squid whisked away by a darwinopteran pterosaur

Scottish Jurassic Squabble

Squeezing in one more art piece before the end of 2024, a year after having the opportunity to do fieldwork in the Candeleros Fm of Argentina's Neuquén Basin. That trip inspired this piece, which depicts a group of titanosaurs traveling a dry interdune riverbed at sunset. #paleoart #sauropods 🦕

My latest piece!
"A serpent in the making"
Basically a show of how I work as an artist....
Featuring Hainosaurus bernardi alongside some Squalicorax sharks and fish. Belgium circa 67 million years ago.