Your art is great, as always. I am curious about how do you manage to get this much up-to-date information on dinosaurs. Is there a source of information that you would suggest? I would like to learn too.
Over on my blog list I just put in some good dinosaur blogs, some by actual paleontologists:) They usually have the latest information, I also watch yahoo science news and read blogs over on science blogs. When all that fails there is always the dinosaur mailing list and google:)
Thanks Mark. I think I used an okapi as the inspiration on the colors:)
Brett is a comic book artist currently working on nothing he can mention, damn it! He also draws dinosaurs! He likes to talk about science and evolution if you don't want to here about that stuff, tuff cookies;)
If you would like to use my images on your web site, please e-mail me. (brettbooth at gmail dot com) I usually grant permission for non-commercial uses but I do require that you provide a link back to me. If you are a scientist, or represent a museum or educational institution, one time print use of dinosaur images is very low cost and sometimes free, please inquire.
Commissioned artwork
I am happy to draw original paleo artwork for papers, articles and the like. I'm happy to do these for very reasonable fee's and in some cases I'll even wave that. So feel free to ask.
I will no longer doing comic/anthro character commissions. See other blog.
Your art is great, as always.
ReplyDeleteI am curious about how do you manage to get this much up-to-date information on dinosaurs. Is there a source of information that you would suggest? I would like to learn too.
What an interesting head shape, I really like the coloring on this one too.
ReplyDeleteDaniel,
ReplyDeleteOver on my blog list I just put in some good dinosaur blogs, some by actual paleontologists:) They usually have the latest information, I also watch yahoo science news and read blogs over on science blogs. When all that fails there is always the dinosaur mailing list and google:)
Thanks Mark. I think I used an okapi as the inspiration on the colors:)
Best,
Brett