Hello and welcome to my new blog dedicated to my scientific illustrations! I will be posting illustrations as I do them for my dissertation work as well as just for fun (yes, that includes non-ornithischians). For this first post I will just post illustrations I've done in the past. Hope you like it! I would love some feedback...
The first five illustrations are from my upcoming book chapter in "The Hadrosaurs", edited by Dr. David Evans and Dr. David Eberth. They will also be included in my dissertation:
Parasaurolophus skull with arrows showing pleurokinetic jaw mechanism.
Generic hadrosauroid predentary in different views.
Kritosaurus predentary-dentary articulation.
Jaw joint articulation in generic hadrosaur.
Rostral view of hadrosaur (minus premaxilla and predentary) showing mediolateral rotation of dentaries proposed in the book chapter.
The following are random illustrations I've done just for fun (some of which might go into my dissertation. We'll see...)
Caiman -- Pen and Ink (first sketched in aquarium)
Pteranodon skull - Pen and Ink
Styracosaurus skull - Pen and Ink
Camarasaurus - Photoshop painting - Emaciated apparently (sorry, was experimenting with shading in Photoshop. It's fun! I got carried away...Sue me.) :P
Stegosaurus - Photoshop painting
Asian elephant skull - Pen and Ink
Gomphotherium skull - Pen and Ink
Moeritherium skull - Pen and Ink
Feedback would be awesome! Thanks everyone! More to come soon...
~ Ali
