I have been studying the debate on the locomotion of Triceratops for a long time. I have also studied several mounted skeletons and this is what I finally managed to come with as compromise… a peculiar stance indeed. This illustration is old …I still hadn’t updated it with the new information regarding the skin… of both T. rex and Triceratops!.. I might do it in the near future. I think there are always new surprises every minute these days regarding Palaeontology. But I wanted to share for the time being because it just records the evolution on my own restoration of these animals. A renovation should always be in the cards these days, both in style and substance.
Luis V. Rey Blog 
I remember having the original illustration on a book by Bob Bakker when I was younger. Loved that book – usually I was into bigger books, but you and Bakker are quite a formidable team. Amazing artwork as always.
Watch this space. I’m currently finishing my firs >big< book with Robert Bakker (and it is a remake of a really old "classic"). Yes sometimes we can make a really, really good team. I hope we can do more in the future. In the meantime, what you are going to see next year is going to be pretty big! I will post some images as soon as everything is ready. Thanks for the feedback.
“I’m currently finishing my firs >big< book with Robert Bakker (and it is a remake of a really old "classic")."
When you say "big", do you mean "for older readers than previous Bakker/Rey books"? If so, than that's great! While I like all of Bakker's books, I've been waiting for him to write another adult book since "Raptor Red".
"Yes sometimes we can make a really, really good team."
I think you're being to modest when you say "sometimes". Every book you & Bakker have done together has been great.
This’s very good quality work of yours yet again.