Every Jeholosaurus ever found is a juvenile. What we know about this small plant-eater from the ash beds of Liaoning, and how I built a life-size skeleton of one.
Jeholosaurus: the dinosaur we only know as a kid Read More »
Most of the animals I sculpt are known from scraps. This one is different, and that is the only reason I picked it.
Berthasaura leopoldinae: the ceratosaur that lost its teeth Read More »
So I posted a dinosaur skull on Instagram, and someone sent me a legal threat. Not exactly how I expected that week to go, but here we are. The skull in question is my new Pachycephalosaurus wyomingensis. I based it on the remarkable specimen that sold at Sotheby’s, and I was pretty happy with how
Meet Jared — and the Cease and Desist That Named Him Read More »
A kid found this one. In 1995 Wes Linster was fourteen, out fossil hunting with his family near Glacier National Park in Montana, and he turned up a small theropod that came out of the ground about 95% complete with the skull still on it. For a small dromaeosaurid that is close to unheard of.
Bambiraptor feinbergi — the 95% skeleton a fourteen-year-old found Read More »
At Nova Studios, we are passionate about bringing the prehistoric world to life through anatomically accurate 3D printed fossil replicas. Our latest deep dive takes us into the Late Cretaceous seas, where a formidable predator known as Xiphactinus audax reigned supreme. Often dubbed the “Bulldog Fish” due to its aggressive appearance, this ancient marine giant
Deep Dive: The ‘Bulldog Fish’ of the Cretaceous — Xiphactinus audax Read More »
Look, I get it. There are a lot of 3D printed dinosaur skeletons out there. So why pick mine? Fair question. Instead of throwing a bunch of marketing talk at you, let me just show you what I mean. The thing that bugs me I recently came across a resin print from another seller, and
Why Nova Studios? Let Me Show You the Difference. Read More »
