DrongoJackBirb_art
@drongojackburb.bsky.social
19Yrold Artist (He/Him) Natural History, Palaeontology & Ornithology enthusiast! Love above all else!
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Traditional Art (Postage in Local Country, Australia, Working on Worldwide shipping)
Digital Art!
Commissions Open! (Case by Case) Payment via Wise
Traditional Art (Postage in Local Country, Australia, Working on Worldwide shipping)
Digital Art!
So nostalgic and fits so well. In love with this!
November 27, 2025 at 11:23 AM
So nostalgic and fits so well. In love with this!
Those would be lovely to see, hopefully the exhibition opens up again soon. One of my art units from my recent Cert. III was about getting commissioned, there is so many little meticulous details and assumptions both the client and the artist need to make, it was suprisingly difficult!
November 26, 2025 at 1:50 AM
Those would be lovely to see, hopefully the exhibition opens up again soon. One of my art units from my recent Cert. III was about getting commissioned, there is so many little meticulous details and assumptions both the client and the artist need to make, it was suprisingly difficult!
Even when I correct myself I'm still wrong, Im such a twit! Sorry Gabriel . 🙏
November 25, 2025 at 10:37 AM
Even when I correct myself I'm still wrong, Im such a twit! Sorry Gabriel . 🙏
Yes! I have been reconstructing w. alcootanesis with the help of Adam Yates, just with the skull so far. I have measured the P-C Material, and I plan on doing a full skeletal when some other potential referred P-C material is described. I will post the skull and some prelim illustration wips soon!
November 25, 2025 at 3:44 AM
Yes! I have been reconstructing w. alcootanesis with the help of Adam Yates, just with the skull so far. I have measured the P-C Material, and I plan on doing a full skeletal when some other potential referred P-C material is described. I will post the skull and some prelim illustration wips soon!
Oh true! Didn't even notice that, thanks for pointing out! Yeah, the head is very nice, I'm currently working on a Wakaleo alcootaensis illustration so this has been a good inspiration of reconstruction style.
November 25, 2025 at 2:41 AM
Oh true! Didn't even notice that, thanks for pointing out! Yeah, the head is very nice, I'm currently working on a Wakaleo alcootaensis illustration so this has been a good inspiration of reconstruction style.
Gabriel Ugeuto*
November 25, 2025 at 1:15 AM
Gabriel Ugeuto*
A lovely blog to read in the morning with a cup of tea. Very nice. I think Gabriel Ugeuoto's reconstruction is perhaps my favourite, aswell as it stands up to date with the recent phylogentic paper, being so, well, koala-like!
November 25, 2025 at 1:14 AM
A lovely blog to read in the morning with a cup of tea. Very nice. I think Gabriel Ugeuoto's reconstruction is perhaps my favourite, aswell as it stands up to date with the recent phylogentic paper, being so, well, koala-like!
The brown honeyeaters have yet to be posted, I will post them in the near future!
November 20, 2025 at 2:21 AM
The brown honeyeaters have yet to be posted, I will post them in the near future!
The fish is Ceratodus nargan, an extinct relative of the Qld Lungfish.
The giant amphibian is the 3m Koolasuchus cleelandi.
The birds are the brown honeyeater (Lichmera indistincta ocularis) Male at top, female bottom, Juvenile on left!
I have singular post of each, so more info ab them there!
The giant amphibian is the 3m Koolasuchus cleelandi.
The birds are the brown honeyeater (Lichmera indistincta ocularis) Male at top, female bottom, Juvenile on left!
I have singular post of each, so more info ab them there!
November 20, 2025 at 2:18 AM
The fish is Ceratodus nargan, an extinct relative of the Qld Lungfish.
The giant amphibian is the 3m Koolasuchus cleelandi.
The birds are the brown honeyeater (Lichmera indistincta ocularis) Male at top, female bottom, Juvenile on left!
I have singular post of each, so more info ab them there!
The giant amphibian is the 3m Koolasuchus cleelandi.
The birds are the brown honeyeater (Lichmera indistincta ocularis) Male at top, female bottom, Juvenile on left!
I have singular post of each, so more info ab them there!
Ooh thats a good idea, their teeth are so distinctive for them so I definitely will do that! Ill make sure to credit you for the idea when I get around to the piece, Ill note in my tabs so I dont forget!
November 19, 2025 at 4:08 PM
Ooh thats a good idea, their teeth are so distinctive for them so I definitely will do that! Ill make sure to credit you for the idea when I get around to the piece, Ill note in my tabs so I dont forget!
Actually make heterodontosaurus*
November 19, 2025 at 3:45 PM
Actually make heterodontosaurus*
Leaellynasaura! Good guess tho, I might actually Heterodontosaurus one day, they are very interesting!
November 19, 2025 at 3:45 PM
Leaellynasaura! Good guess tho, I might actually Heterodontosaurus one day, they are very interesting!
Thank you so much!! I will say that I stand on the shoulders of giants, so I am forever grateful for all the advice I have ever had from other artworks and artists :D You're work is wonderful and meticulously detailed, Im obsessed with how fine it is!
November 17, 2025 at 10:51 AM
Thank you so much!! I will say that I stand on the shoulders of giants, so I am forever grateful for all the advice I have ever had from other artworks and artists :D You're work is wonderful and meticulously detailed, Im obsessed with how fine it is!