#witton

[wally-b-feed]

Harley Witton, 2024

[allthingseurope]

East Witton, England (by Mike.Dales)

[hell-creek-colony]

I'm too tired to write anything substantive right now so have some relevant Mark Witton art.

[that-dinopunk-guy]

I got a new book today.

[officialpenisenvy]

last ask reminded me of when i was in high school basically running a sex clinic out of my classroom lol. i was like the sex therapist of the class everyone came to me to discuss their sexual hangups it was very nice and special. yes this was in fact around the time of the first season of sex education

[fromthedust]

Mark Witton (British vertebrate paleontologist)

Dimetrodon grandis - and with some dimetrodonlets (with small sails, as shown by fossils) - Early Permian period, - c.295–272 million years ago

www.markwitton.co.uk

[danjlayton]

Baking With Layton (Also Hannah Witton Again)

[tophats-are-pretty-cool]

Rip Endie you would’ve loved the color update

Rip Zombee you would’ve loved the cave update

Rip Witton you would’ve loved the combat update

[teenagefeeling]

SHOUT OUT TO EVERYONE WHO WORKS IN TV AND WENT TO WORK TONIGHT TO MAKE EVERYTHING FUN FOR EVERYONE ELSE YOU GUYS RULE. THE NEWS JUST CUT TO THE PPL IN THE BROADCAST ROOM DANCING AND CELEBRATING IT WAS SO CUTE IF THAT WAS YOU TONIGHT I LOVE YOU

[lateralcast]

Lateral Highlight (103): Why did they all win the lottery?

Evan Edinger, Hannah Witton and Ólafur Waage discuss a question about a very lucky lotto.

[wally-b-feed]

Anthony Fineran (B 1981), Witton Lima Corby, 2023

[a-dinosaur-a-day]

You mentioned Mark Witton as a good place to go for art stuff. Would you happen to know if his paleoart books are any good for someone new to art as a whole who just really wants to get into paleoart, or are they more for an experienced artist looking to get into paleo?

They are fairly advanced, so I wouldn't recommend them for absolute beginners. But I don't think only experienced artists benefit from them, either

[incorrect-mcmonsterschool-quotes]

Blaise: The joy of hanging out with Witton. You look away for 5 seconds to make sure something is set up correctly, and then he bites the tip of a marker off

[hell-creek-colony]

By the way, I'm totally running with the idea that with their powerful jaws, sharp beaks, and shearing teeth ceratopsians were essentially gigantic hogs that ate whatever they wanted, up to and including (usually scavenged) meat.

(Scavenging Styracosaurus by Mark Witton.)

[elmaestrostan]

Ahh this is great news

[cryptidcrone]

Mark you can't keep fucking doing this to me, man

Once a living god of the skies...

A young T. rex comes face to face with an adult Quetzalcoatlus

Art by Mark Witton