by Raven Amos

Canada’s “spiked lizard” peers through the jungles of time.

Dawn set to reach Ceres on March 6, 2015

One of the most athletic and adaptive hare species

Where We've Been: A photo history of Museum buildings

How one enormous egg brought a community together

Made for my loving love,

Interact with almost everything in our hands-on learning center

by Raven Amos

A Leptoceratops mother and her three chicks go foraging among the cycads.

The hunt for an Earth-like exoplanet

Whom is a museum for?

Groundhog Facts vs. Folklore

Naturalist, physician, sage of the Western Reserve

A creature I call a "gorwydd" - a "speculative" flightless pterosaur mount ridden by the Ghrendali. Last art of 2014.

More Ghrendali stuff here:

Ghrendali Road Markers
Xenodraconis Ghrendali
Ghrendali Color Rough

A logo commissioned for paleontologist Andrew Farke of the Raymond M. Alf Museum in Claremont, CA for his homebrewed beer, featuring the dinosaur he helped describe in a 2011 paper - Spinops. www.app.pan.pl/archive/publish…

An older logo (circa 2005ish) for a drag racing team and car club in Wasilla, AK.

My first published scientific illustration! This was used in an open access paper written by Andrew Farke on PLOS One www.plosone.org/article/info%3… describing a new Ceratopsian dinosaur, Aquilops americanus. This image is under a CC-BY Creative Commons license.

by cubelight

An albino Pachyrhinosaurus spp. acknowledges a subadult. The mountains of the Brooks Range are very pretty in the summers near the polar north.

by cubelight

Parrot-lizard from Siberia, rendered along the lines of the Trikeratos and Gloom of Duralumin Dragons paintings.

I guess this makes two ceratopsians to receive this treatment.

Inspiring generations of future scientists

A birthday troodon for - garbed in corvidesque feathers with coloration inspired by Bohemian waxwings.