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Art, Science… and Neoteny!

Posted on 16/07/2017 by luisvrey

There’s hardly anything more thrilling for me than customising a fossil cast. It combines hard observation, painting and modelling skills and using the right materials. Above all, it is ideal to have a good reference you can use to copy … Continue reading →

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When Cardiff went an extra mile for Hatching the Past (Dinosaur Babies)!

Posted on 27/05/2017 by luisvrey

  I frankly thought that, after seeing so many settings of Gondwana Studio’s  Hatching The Past I was never going to be surprised by attending  yet another opening… boy was I wrong! First of all the team of the Museum … Continue reading →

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Utahraptor’s Week changes everything…

Posted on 05/04/2017 by luisvrey

Scott Hartman has blown everybody’s mind with his new skeletal restoration of the intriguing giant dromeosaur. I seized the opportunity to actually “finish” my “Archaeopteryx Family” mural touring with the recent show by Silver Plume Exhibitions’ “Dinosaurs Take Flight, The Art of Archaeopteryx” and that might be … Continue reading →

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The Ceratopsians from Aldama…

Posted on 29/03/2017 by luisvrey

Our Mexican dinosaur spree continues! Presenting a herd of mid-sized chasmosaurine ceratosians from the region of Aldama, Chihuahua, Mexico indicates that there were more species relative to Nasutoceratops. The Museo del Mammut in the northern state of Chihuahua has tried this reconstruction, but … Continue reading →

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Proud to present: Dinosaur rEvolution. Secrets of Survival, The Motion Picture. Live in Tasmania!

Posted on 27/03/2017 by luisvrey

Please click in the links…  Gondwana Studios Exhibitions The Dinosaur rEvolution – Secrets of Survival Video by the Royal Society of Tasmania Things are evolving very quickly… these videos  are just the starting point… and there will be more in the … Continue reading →

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Sneak preview: Dinosaur rEvolution embarks in its first tour!

Posted on 16/03/2017 by luisvrey

The City of Albury is a local government area in the Riverina region of New South Wales, Australia DinosaurRevolution at Albury City and it has become home of the debut of  the efforts of Gondwana Studios and myself in this very … Continue reading →

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A new take on Yehuecauhceratops.

Posted on 02/03/2017 by luisvrey

Originally posted on Luis V. Rey Blog:
The danger of having extremely fragmentary dinosaur remains like the ones found in Mexico is that they are  bound to different interpretations… and if we are not careful we can end up in…

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A new take on Yehuecauhceratops.

Posted on 28/02/2017 by luisvrey

The danger of having extremely fragmentary dinosaur remains like the ones found in Mexico is that they are  bound to different interpretations… and if we are not careful we can end up in opposite directions when it is time to … Continue reading →

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Tyrannosaurus rex in Mexico?

Posted on 20/01/2017 by luisvrey

Coastal Laramidia ( Late Cretaceous).  A couple of T. exes are feasting from a “Sabinosaurio” carcass, while several azdharxhids queue for their turn… Impossible? Not according to Dr.  Claudia Serrano Brañas  that after reading my comments in the previous blog about … Continue reading →

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… and to end an eventful year: Mexican Ostrich dinosaurs!

Posted on 26/12/2016 by luisvrey

Suddenly I realised that I overlooked this piece of my Mexican Dinosaurs series. Meet a displaying pair of Tototlmimus packardensis (Serrano-Brañas et al 2016) from Cuenca Cabullona, Sonora some 72 million years ago. An obvious relative of the Canadian Ornithomimus, it … Continue reading →

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