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unfortunately, i never been a person of politics. my most common subjects involves things in nature with both extant and extinct flora and fauna. thats just my passion.:)

nice idea. i'll keep a mental note for that comission;) heres my most recent work i don't think their friends. a ferocious battle of the terror of the Triassic. carnufex carolinensis ( otherwise known as the carolina butcher) was a 3 meter long crocodylomorph that shows some adaptions to...

a drawing concept of the upcoming godzilla 2016.

the movie said it enough times to get the point across. the movie, the giant claw, is essentially about a giant bird constantly being described as being as big as a battleship from another dimension that also has a force field to protect it from military fire. hows that for a random plot...

confuciusornis is a genus of pigeon- sized primitive avian theropods that lived in china during the early cretaceous. most noticeable for it's elongated tail feathers that stretch out longer them it's entire body. it is also known for it's comparatively large manus claws. which are most likely...

another zilla!

zilla!

thank you rhaven. i just found a way to place watermarks on my drawings. i'll seek towards placing them on my drawings by tomorrow. anyway, i drew this concavenator on the edge of my sketchpad out of bordem. wish i didn't, but whatever

a large siats taking a dip in water to cool off. interesting event, it was originally standing on land, but i messed up on the feet form and position really badly. not wanting to give up on this drawing and with no means of redoing the mistake i have made. i had to save this drawing somehow, so...

this is a drawing i made during school. a changyraptor ripping at it's unfortunate reptilian prey.by far, this theropod is the largest four winged theropod discovered. measuring 4 feet in length, it was almost twice the length of microraptor. whats also noticable is the elongated tail feathers...

a drawing made out of complete bordum. i give you spinosaurus.

cearadactylus was a midsized pterosaur with a wingspan of about 5.5 meters. dude, i was lucky i didn't get eye cancer making this thing. the overall body length is just over 2 1/2 inches and a wingspan of 5 inches. it makes my tropeognathus look huge

my new addition to my 1; 48 scale prehistoric animal collection. tropeognathus was a large anhangeurid with a wingspan of about 8 meters. i'm actually quite surprise this thing came out so well. its CRAZY tiny. it is just over 3 inches in total body length and yet, have a wingspan of about 7 1/2...

she has wings! all that is needed is the manus digits and the right foot. i must say, i really like the perspectives you can place this model in. unfortunately i'm not a professional photographer, but i think my pictures give the perception of the model well enough.

heres my current 1: 48 scale collection. as you can see how massive spinosaurus is compared to them all. and just to give you an idea on how big these animals were, imagine a little human figure that would be comparatively smaller then the hatzegopteryx skull.

another paper animal in he making. this time it's hatzegopteryx. hatzegopteryx was the largest flying organism that ever lived. with a wingspan of 11 meters, t was dimensionally similar to quetzalcoatlus in size albeit, a proportionally shorter neck. but it robust build makes it bulkier and...

the continuation of my spinosaurus prototype. it now has a head and teeth. the jaws can move in open and close positions. i am loving the way it looks. all that is left are the teeth oin the lowerd mandible and claws. when done, i will go on and create another one with more refined details and...

very slow progress, i know. but it's getting done. the prototype is nearing completion. it now has a head with movable jaws. they are FANTASTIC! its completely different in mehanic than the baryonyx and imo far simpler and yet more efficient and seamless. claws and teeth are all that is needed...

i'll seek torwards doing so. in the meantime, heres my first drawing made using pen and ink. it's a broud- snouted caiman head the broad snouted caiman is a small crocodilian with large males measuring about 6 feet in length. these primarily nocturnal animals predate mostly on fish and...

8-11 meters of pure elegance and superiority. gavialis pachyrhynchus was a massive gharial species that lived in the early Miocene. this massive predator in my depiction is resting, with its gular glands open. and anatomical depiction quite underrepresented in crocodilian paleoart. something...