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This is a really special interview for me as Doug is my personal favourite palaeoartist and I know a lot of the people currently working in the area admit something similar. His old website is no more, though fortunately some of it is archived here [...]
Groundwater is one of the important, valuable and renewable resources of India. It has ability to act as a large reservoir that provides freshwater during periods of drought due to failure of monsoon. Most of the groundwater is of good …Read [...]
Today I’m delighted to bring an interview with William Stout. A well known artist in his own right with movie posters, comics and sci fi credits to his name, he also has a major ‘sideline’ in dinosaurs and fossil animals. As ever [...]
Earth Science week at the Canyon October 9-11 Grand Canyon National Park - Grand Canyon National Park to Celebrate Earth Science Week (U.S. National Park
This is the first time on this blog that I copy and post in full a piece written by somebody else. Yet I liked the piece so much that I make free to post in full below. The article comes from an e-newsletter that AMC Consultants send out [...]
Eruptions Blog author Erik Klemetti has posted a map and information about recent earthquake swarms at Iceland’s Katla
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Fabio Manucci included my Archeopteryx lithographica wips in this fantastic historical line-up, right after the Scott Hartman skeletals on which they are based… as well as his further critique and consultation. Its a great way to commemorate [...]