[ Photography | Pencil | Ink | Paint ]e-mail: <bchoo@cyllene.uwa.edu.au>
PALEOPORTFOLIO
e-mail: <j_mallon@hotmail.com>
Born in Ottawa, Ontario in 1982, I’ve been growing up along the outskirts of the city. I’ve been fascinated with both dinosaurs and art since as far back as I can remember. But although my interest in both subjects began at an early age, it wasn’t until fairly recently that I began seriously combining the two. Today, I’ve reached a level where accuracy is the main intention of my illustrations, and I am now able to look back upon previous works and feel the need to change them (some of which are featured here).
My main influences include Gregory S. Paul, Michael W. Skrepnick, Brian Franczak, Mark Hallet, Douglas Henderson, and Mark “Crash” McCreery.
PHOTOGRAPHY
| Daspletosaurus torosus: the last thing many Cretaceous critters saw! |
| Dromiceiomimus brevitertius skeleton in situ |
JORDAN MALLON
| An Allosaurus fragilis feats upon its prey, a Stegosaurus stenops. |
| Carnotaurus sastrei bellows. |
| a feathered Erlikosaurus andrewsi (The orientation of the hands is incorrect.) |
| Euoplocephalus tutus plods along. |
| Giganotosaurus carolinii prances around. |
| A lone Heterodontosaurus tucki bounds across the land. |
| Chirostenotes pergracilis observes as a Daspletosaurus torosus chases a pair of Stegoceras validum. (Chirostenotes very likely had feathery integument.) |
| Shunosaurus lii proudly displays its tail club. |
| A Tarbosaurus bataar disrupts a herd of Gallimimus bullatus. |
| Tyrannosaurus rex in a fast sprint |
| A hapless Tyrannosaurus lancensis (=Nanotyrannus) is pestered by a swarm of flies as it happens upon the undisturbed carcass of a juvenile Anatotitan copei. |
A small pack of Velociraptorinae hunt a pair of Psittacosauria. (Velociraptorinae are not known to share a locality with Psittacosauria.) |
Paint
| An Indosuchus raptorius runs across a dry riverbed. |
