
Archaeopteryx’ world: from sea to shining sea
Digital mural of the Urvogel's habitat – an archipelago in the Late Jurassic shelf sea.

Permian megafauna
Digital painting of four Permian tetrapods – Dimetrodon, Archaeosyodon, Scutosaurus and Eryops.

Palaeozoic colonial filterers using zoom
Digital plate of Fenestella and Monograptus – a bryozoan and a graptolite, using exaggerated zoom.

Solnhofen flying theropods
Digital painting of three Late Jurassic primeval birds: Archaeopteryx, Alcmonavis and Ostromia.

Solnhofen flightless theropods
Digital painting of the three flightless predatory dinosaurs of the Solnhofen archipelago.

Arthropods: it’s their world, we merely inhabit it
Hand-drawn line plate of extant arthropods – and why their bauplan rules the animal kingdom.

Carnivora, namely the Challenging Apex Predators
Tempera painting of wolf and spotted hyena – two predators challenging their coexisting apex predators.

Moulding stagonolepid osteoderms
Replicating delicate Triassic skin bones in double silicone shells before thin sections destroy the originals.

Juravenator replica
A hands-on replica of Europe's best-preserved predatory dinosaur, made for the Altmühltal Nature Park information centre.

Silicone casting
Where the bone is gone, the impression remains: ultra-fine silicone moulds reveal vascular openings and palatal denticles of baby pelycosaurs.

Giant amphibian
Uncovering the largest bone from a sandstone block of over 600 kg – an amphibian some three metres long from the time of the first dinosaurs.

Pantelosaurus replication
3D scanning and printing turned the table-sized Pantelosaurus saxonicus slab into two nearly identical, much lighter replicas.

