Dunkleosteus cutout

One of the newest paintings made specifically for our Odds and Ends Art Show, this scene features Dolichorhynchops and vast numbers of ammonites in an ethereal struggle for survival. In all such cases, lights are involved.

This is the fourth painting in the eletrotiki series.

Get out your Red and Blue stereoscopic glasses for this one.

Two days' work of sweating out hand-lettering to make it legible and accurate. Worth it? I think so. But I made this, so I'm perhaps biased.

This image is now available on mugs and other things in black and in color.

Two days' work of sweating out hand-lettering to make it legible and accurate. Worth it? I think so. But I made this, so I'm perhaps biased.

This image is now available on mugs and other things in black and in color.

My entry in the #Darwintrain started by Memo Kosemen (and after raven-amos).

A digital Psittacosaurus sibiricus, painted for the Shields and Spears art show in Anchorage Alaska: coherentlight.blogspot.com/201…

Painted for the Shields and Spears art show in Anchorage, Alaska: coherentlight.blogspot.com/201…

Watercolor.

A feathered dilophosaur from the southern latitudes in the Jurassic, lightly seasoned with an aurora australis for flavor.

Speedpainting of an Alaskan theropod dinosaur, made back in February of 2010. We saw numerous chickadees outside our house in Anchorage, when I lived there.

I kind of miss those guys.

Richard Basehart! as elocuted by TV’s Gypsy of MST3K. Digital painting done from two practice speedpaintings as the last image of 2012 from me for our show, Archosaurs and Automata.

Link to prints can be found in the www.cubelight.us store.

Speedpaint of Richard Basehart

MST3000's Gypsy in a speedpainting.

Red EUPARKERIA-TYPE Clockwork Carnivore, the mascot of sorts for the Archosaurs and Automata art show, enjoys a Takara-style snack.

Length: 60 cm.

My final piece for our upcoming art show, Archosaurs and Automata.

A followup of sorts to my Trikeratos painting.