look! a t. rex!

they probably didn't have feathers - there are a few small skin impressions of t. rex scales. that said, their ancestors had feathers so its entirely possible that t. rex had feathers on parts of its body for display. It is also possible that baby tyrannosaurs had a downy covering to keep their little bodies warm (little bodies have a harder time keeping a consistent temperature).

do you want another (better) t. rex?!?! try clicking on this one! its like magic! two dinosaurs for only one click!

Sauroposeidon was a really big dinosaur.

This is one of the dino illustrations I did over the summer. I finally got around to getting it up on my website. If you click on it you will be taken to where you can see it bigger and read about the ideas and science behind it!

What's this?? Speculative but entirely plausible inflatable display structures?!? Wow! NEat!

i said i would

if you didn't believe me then you are a fool.



here read this:
T-rex bit stuff. sometimes it lived afterwards.

if you don't know already i'm doing a gallery show in Berkeley. if you show up to the opening this thursday (sept 2nd, 7-9pm) i will give you an official, limited edition, signed, super high five. also, you will get to look at dinosaurs. i think there will also be wine and snacks.

for more info go to here:
The Bone Room Presents

or here:
DontMessWithDinosaurs.com

Breakfast with Deinonychus

just finished this. my brain is tired. i'll put up a post on dmwd sometime soon with some more sciencey thought-processy stuff.

i dunno about you, but the visual style of this one sorta feels almost early disney-ish to me...? something about the layered BG trees and light and tree stump. meh.

DontMessWithDinosaurs.com