Illustrator and artist. Mainly Natural History & Paleo Art.

Joined December 2021
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10 Oct 2023
Portfolio Day
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Big-beaked cephalopod vs hard-shelled cephalopod, circa 80 mya:
Replying to @JoschuaKnuppe
In my interpretation I pair the octopus with the giant ammonite Parapuzosia, these animals aren't known from the same localities but their time ranges overlap which makes it plausible to me that these guys, or close relatives, could have met.
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30 Nov 2025
Replying to @Orribec
You cherry picked an example where it’s a single word short name. While ignoring that the name doesn’t tell us anything unless you speak Latin. “Blue Whale” can be remembered by a normal person, they ain’t gonna remember “Balaenoptera musculus”
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29 Nov 2025
"Needlessly wordy". It is one word, a name.
28 Nov 2025
100% the right call. Scientific names really should only be used in academic settings, as they're needlessly wordy and subject to change as scientists debate and reassign taxonomic placements. They're also just not how people talk about extant animals. Imagine a documentary about Costa Rica's jungles being like "and here we have Dendrobates auratus" instead of "poison dart frog".
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20 Aug 2025
Received the Ceratopsian skull magnets (19 pcs) from Scaled Beast @ruadhribrennan as an early b-day present for myself.
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7 Aug 2025
Received my copy of Mesozoic Art II. It is a genuine honor to have my work be included with so many other talented paleo artists.
7 Aug 2025
Our 25 contributing artists have started to receive their personal copies of #MesozoicArtII, the huge and spectacular new #palaeoart-themed @BloomsburyBooks book by myself and @sharkbitesteve. Truly the ultimate must-have if you're interested in representations of ancient life :)
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Borneo: where Saltwater Crocodiles see elephants as fair game.
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9 Jul 2025
Of my 4 most-liked posts this image is 3 of them.
Artists, show me your most popular piece ✏️
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7 May 2025
Old Ed. Edmontosaurus regalis.
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9 Jan 2025
I am one of the artists that will be featured in this book. Out September this year. An excellent list of names to be included amongst and if you haven't seen volume 1 it is very much worth getting.
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25 Dec 2024
“You’ll be visited by three spirits” The three spirits:
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14 Oct 2024
This was the pinnacle of life on Earth. All downhill since. Also how could anyone say such rude things directly to that face, that itty-bitty little face?
I am a cotylorhynchus hater. Man that is a bad-looking animal. Is this controversial?
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Zalmoxes (and caretaker).
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5 Sep 2024
Everyone I need you to show me your Hatzegopteryx art. I need it
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18 Aug 2024
They’re back!
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15 Aug 2024
Pelorosaurus.
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Asiatyrannus xui. The newly described small Tyrannosaurine from the Late Cretaceous Nanxiong Formation of China.
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Atopodentatus unicus.
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30 Jul 2024
The @AgateBloodlines Daeodon and Moropus KS backer models arrived last week. Very nice 3d prints with lots of detail.
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