Skull of the Elasmosaurus rendered in watercolors.

Elvis the Cryolophosaurus pauses under the Aurora Australis during the summer months of cold in Antarctica.

Electric 'Parrot': Psittacosaurus sibiricus; 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 the electrotiki treatment. Anyway, there's prints and such available here.

An electrotiki representation of the skeletons of Guidraco venator. Prints are available here.

The title was suggested by scientific illustrator Emily Willoughby. (The second print of this piece was auctioned off at the 2013 Society for Paleontology meeting.)

Triceratops skull study. (Interestingly, the background is an absolute accident.)

Watercolor study of Guidraco venator, the Ghost Dragon.

Trikeratos, product of biology and technology. If someone asked me what it meant, I suppose I’d say, “a fanciful expression of how technology can illuminate details of the distant past.” Yes, that's what I'd say, assuming I can remember it.

The skeleton for this piece is based on photos taken of the Triceratops mount at the Cleveland Museum of Natural History (I was attending SVP in 2008, and had the opportunity to take lots of photo reference).

Prints are available here.