Subsisting mostly on field mice, small snakes, and large insects, Buitreraptor has become a common sight along the Extinction Coast.… Read more Buitreraptor – Mailbox Sentinel

Subsisting mostly on field mice, small snakes, and large insects, Buitreraptor has become a common sight along the Extinction Coast.… Read more Buitreraptor – Mailbox Sentinel
Velociraptor mongoliensis usually travels in small social groups, called packs. On the Extinction Coast, packs rarely number more than four,… Read more Snowy Velociraptor
Like most members of ceratopsia, Chasmosaurus belli is a herd animal. Usually, these dinosaurs are quite docile, especially if no… Read more Chasmosaur Bull
This group of Triceratops is well known around Extinction Coast. The herd is a family unit, and in this painting,… Read more Triceratops Watering Hole (in Winter)
I like Stegosaurs. There’s something about the plates on their back that make them look majestic. So, this piece sees… Read more Stegosaurus Parking
Velociraptor was a lot smaller than is typically depicted in media. They were also covered in feathers. In that way,… Read more Velociraptor – “Rest Stop”
Most paleontologists think that the Tyrannosaurus rex was probably an ambush hunter (to the degree that it hunted). That’s what… Read more T. Rex Ambush
Is there a single dinosaur more compelling than Tyrannosaurus rex? I’m not sure I could name one. This piece started… Read more Tyrannosaurus rex – “Fresh Kill”
When I was younger, I’d draw dinosaurs all the time. But I mainly focused on carnivores. I didn’t draw a… Read more Diplodocus Train Yard
Recent paleontological evidence seems to indicate that the Spinosaurus was pretty comfortable in around water. Turns out this *huge* predator… Read more Spinosaurus – “Sunrise Fishing”