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I meant to post some of these for a long time now but for some reason I kept forgetting. For context, I'm currently making a collection of animated "shorts" that I hope to have uploaded onto a YouTube channel eventually. They will more so be storyboards.animatics with music, sound effects, and...

Pastel Pencil on paper, 18x27 cm

With exactly half the drawing complete… Tiger is Asim at ZSL

Hello all, I reckoned this might be a fun game, particularly for newer members who have yet to fully make the rounds of the forums. Essentially, the objective is to guess the zoo from the very rough drawing provided. Included in the drawing are two sketches of enclosures within the zoo and two...

Hi all, Some of you may or may not have seen my (in progress) map of Chester Zoo over in the UK forums. Unfortunately, that has had to be put on hold due to to a broken laptop so I have started an entirely new project, this time focused around wildlife. You may have seen a few similar maps to...

On this last Meso-poster, we have various unrelated marine reptiles; the Placodont Placodus, the marine crocodiles Dakosaurus and Plesiosuchus, the sea turtle Archelon and the mosasaurs Clidastes, Prognathodon and Plotosaurus. I hope you've enjoyed the Meso-posters, everyone!

On this penultimate Meso-poster, we have the only lineage of marine reptiles (if we include ancient relatives) that lived throughout the three periods, the Plesiosaurs. Featuring Umoonasaurus, Nothosaurus, Plesiosaurus, Polycotylus, Rhomaleosaurus, Cryptoclidus, Kronosaurus and Thalassomedon.

On this first issue of the final trilogy, the first of the marine reptile groups, the Ichthyosaurs, get the spotlight. Featuring Grippia, Mixosaurus, Eurhinosaurus, Stenopterygius, Utatsusaurus, Caypullisaurus, Thalattotarchon and Shastasaurus.

On this second pterosaur-focused Meso-Poster, we have the short-tailed pterosaurs of the late Jurassic and the Cretaceous, from start to finish. Featuring Germanodactylus, Pterodaustro, Tupandactylus, Aussiedraco, Alanqa, Dsungaripterus, Nyctosaurus and Hatzegopterx.

On this first non-dinosaurian Meso-poster, we have a selection of long-tailed pterosaurs of the Triassic and Jurassic. Featuring Peteinosaurus, Preondactylus, Caviramus, Caelestiventus, Sordes, Dendronychoides, Harpactognathus and Rhamphorhynchus.

Ending the ornithopod cycle, here are the armoured dinosaurs. Featuring Scutellosaurus lawleri, Minmi paravertebra, Kentrosaurus aethiopicus, Polacanthus foxii, Ankylosaurus magniventris and Stegosaurus ungulatus. Next time... We look to the sky.

In this installment of Paleo-Posters, we have the other half of the Cerapoda clade. Featuring Aquilops, Prenocephale, Protoceratops, Zuniceratops, Pachycephalosaurus, Pachyrhinosaurus, Pentaceratops and Sinoceratops.

My latest zoo and... Probably my last for a long while. This is, as it stands, my magnum opus; a zoo-aquarium with over 750 species! It's a European Zoo, located in either Northern Italy, Ireland or Austria. Species list, feeding times and perhaps more in the comments!

The first 2 of what will be 3 pages on Torres del Paine national park in Chile.

A detail from a map I am making of Chester Zoo.

The entirety of Islands so far - I have finished Sumatra apart from a couple of small viewing huts etc, and same broadly goes for Sulawesi.

Welcome to a brand new fantasy zoo with 310 species, the main attraction of which is... Somewhat unusual combinations of animal groups through different indoor pavilions. Species list in the comments. Enjoy!

The long awaited conclusion, these are the last three animals I believe would make wonderful assets for the upcoming Prehistoric Kingdom; Gigantopithecus, Uintatherium/Eobasileus and Syndeoceras. I hope you've all enjoyed this series!

Guess the national park ‘depicted’ and the animals drawn! The first of three pages based on this national park. Hopefully they are guessable...

Part of a small series on poaching I did a few months back, making large drawings of various animals and then spray painting over it. Hope it conveys the shocking nature of the trade.