Round two.

Generic gorgonopsid face with fur and whiskers.

Cintiq tablet in Photoshop.

Tiki Cosmonaut, round 1. No BG, no lighting yet. Fifteen minute speedpaint.

Chrome test-paint using the Cintiq.

Amazon Acroyear, a Microman villain. Cintiq, MacBook Pro. Somewhat refined from a speedpaint.

Tiki sketches. Pencil.

_Psaronius_ Forest. Watercolor study.

Lepidodendron watercolor study.

Cycad study. Watercolor.

"Dun Hills" landscape. Cintiq.

STS-133: Good Hunting, Discovery. Digital/Cintiq fastpaint.

CSA Gen. Benjamin Huger, another of the daily fast paint regimen. Cintiq.

Paleontologist Dr. David Hone shoots from the floor of an unseen pterosaur specimen. His blog: Archosaur Musings: [link]

A portrait of Jabba the Gut, a sort of resident mascot for the Stages of Succession Blog ( [link] ).

Sherlock Holmes (Peter Cushing served as model), part of a daily fast paint regimen.

_Triceratops_ skeleton fast paint, part of a daily drawing regimen. Cintiq.

Tyrannosaurus, incorporating a few ideas about how they used their heads, which was sort of new at the time. Originally painted back in 2006-2007, on a PowerBook G4 running OS 10.3.x, updated today with some much-needed improvements (Cintiq, MacBook Pro CS3).

_Pachyrhinosaurus sp._, an Alaskan dinosaur, developed for a mural located on the Alaska State Fair fairgrounds. Painted with a WACOM Cintiq on a G4 Macintosh Powerbook in 2008.

A herd of hadrosaurs heading downhill. (6x9.)