Dinosaur Art II

Author: Steve White

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Following on from Dinosaur Art All accompanied by insights into the cutting of paleontological research and the very latest discoveries, withcommentaries by respected scientists at the top of their fields.

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Following on from Dinosaur Art, this new volume showcases 10 amazing artists whosework represents the cutting edge of paleoart. Many are rising stars in the field; others have embraced digital technology and continue to assert longstandingreputations as leaders in the discipline.This volume also includes state-of-the-art modelers, allowing the reader to explore restoring prehistoricanimals in three, as well as two, dimensions.

All accompanied by insights into the cutting of paleontological research and the very latest discoveries, withcommentaries by respected scientists at the top of their fields.

Critic Reviews

“"Writer/editor (and very talented artist himself) Steve White has done it again with another beautiful, large format, coffee table book packed with some of the best prehistoric animal art of our time....The book is accompanied by insights into paleontological research and the very latest discoveries, with commentaries by respected scientists at the top of their fields. A must for your library." -- Prehistoric Times”

"Writer/editor (and very talented artist himself) Steve White has done it again with another beautiful, large format, coffee table book packed with some of the best prehistoric animal art of our time....The book is accompanied by insights into paleontological research and the very latest discoveries, with commentaries by respected scientists at the top of their fields. A must for your library." -- Prehistoric Times

About the Author

White has edited, written and illustrated comics, magazines and books for a quarter of a century. He has drawn dinosaurs since he was four, for fun and professionally, and has been called “the John Milius of paleoart” (by fellow paleoartist Dan Varner). He has previously edited Dinosaur Art and Warbirds: The Aviation Art of Adam Tooby.