Scientific Illustration

geo-ebooks:

Iguanodon Mantelli, scale of 2 inches a foot.

A considerable portion of the skeleton in a block of the Kentish Rag variety of the Green-sand Stone Formation.

source: http://archive.org/details/monographonfossi00owen

paleoillustration:

Amargasurus |Sarcosuchus attacking a group of Iguanodon. By Víctor Zubeldía:

“My main goal is to create atmospheres in my illustrations, my skills allowed me to paint scenes the way I like them to be, always trying to take to a different place than the usual and more strict paleo-llustration. I want to portrait a more imperfect and realistic world, where dinosaurs are dirty, or sick; where their color is more opaque, where there is beauty around them too.”

Read more about Víctor Zubeldía’s process: HOW I CREATE A PALEO ILLUSTRATION. Very interesting.

fuckyeahdinoart:

Iguanodon bernissartensis 2 by ~T-PEKC

paleoillustration:

Cutaways by Steve White

fuckyeahdinoart:

Iguanodon by Chris Forsey

fuckyeahdinoart:

by L. Becker

paleoillustration:

“Prehistoric” by Jonatan Iversen-Ejve:

“This one is for a poster with an evolution timeline”. See the missing pictures here.

fuckyeahdinoart:

Cretaceous Isle of Wight re-do by ~patriatyrannus

discoverynews:

Dinosaur Freeway Found in Colorado

A bustling thoroughfare 98 million years ago was a coastal plain full of waterways.

Restoration of Iguanodon bernissartensis

‘The dinosaurs of North America’ Published 1896