Art of Emily Willoughby
Tuesday, January 29, 2013

Eosinopteryx: a ground-bound troodontid?

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Welcome Eosinopteryx brevipenna to the gloriously fuzzy lineup of Chinese paravians! Eosinopteryx is a new feathered dinosaur from the ...
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Saturday, January 19, 2013

Utahraptor at Dawn

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Utahraptor stands in the shallows of the great early Cretaceous inland sea, looking out to the horizon as the sun rises. Utahraptor, though...
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Tuesday, January 1, 2013

2013 Archosaurs Calendar

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Through a collaborative effort over at the Hell Creek paleontology forum, myself and a group of other artists have put together a 2013 Arch...
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Sunday, December 30, 2012

The Evolution of a Microraptor

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I've actually had a few people recently comment on my accurate cast shadows in my artwork, so I thought I'd share a little secret. ...
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Sunday, November 25, 2012

'All Yesterdays' Book Review

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Many of you are probably aware of the new paleoart book All Yesterdays , written by Darren Naish of TetZoo , John Conway , C.M. Koseman , an...
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Sunday, July 29, 2012

The Neck is a Lie

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Matt Wedel of SV-POW has a pair of old articles on how necks lie , illustrating in a general sense that the skeletal structure of an anima...
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Wednesday, July 18, 2012

The Rains of Rögling

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Here is my rendition of the purported baby megalosauroid, Sciurumimus , perched on a rock by the Bavarian sea as it waits patiently for i...
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Emily Willoughby
I'm a "paleoartist" and wildlife illustrator with a bachelor's degree in biology. This blog is intended as a place to put my art, and to sometimes wax scientific on a variety of topics that interest me, most of which will - you guessed it - relate to birds and/or dinosaurs.
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