Dr. Scott Hartman's Skeletal Drawing.com

I’ve seen many questions raised about our recent publication of the Lori specimen, so here are some responses to the most common queries:
What is this about?
It is my pleasure to introduce Hesperornithoides miessleri, a small paravian theropod from the Late Jurassic Morrison Formation of Wyoming....

Two Hesperornithoides squabble over dinner - artwork by Gabriel Ugueto
It’s been a long time coming, but on behalf of my coauthors it is my pleasure to introduce the world to a new dinosaur, Hesperornithoides miessleri. Hesperornithoides is a small, winged theropod from the Late Jurassic of Wyoming that appears to be most...

Lippy Deinonychus. Still not a good kisser!
Well here we go. If you follow me on social media you’ve seen this teased, but I’m putting lips on all my non-beaked non-avian theropod skeletal reconstructions. So much for burying the lede, eh?
Ah, but some of you may be wondering why I think they had lips? And what anatomical features I’m using for adding lips and other extra-oral tissues to my skeletal reconstructions? And why I’m doing it now?...

Permi’s Demitri logo
This isn’t my upcoming theropod lip post(s), but it is good news for those of you who have asked for more content on the Skeletal Drawing Blog. It’s also good news for general usability of the website, and I’m taking a stand against ads that track you...