Cretaceous New Mexico, open edition print
£22.00
A herd of Anasazisaurus horneri attempt to cross a swollen river, hounded by two Bistahioversor sealeyii. They find an unlikely ally in Deinosuchus rugosus - a 9m (30ft) long eusuchian crocodillian.
When first composing this piece I referred to multiple images of extant wildebeest and antelope crossing crocodile-infested waters. The Deinosuchus in this scene isn't actually aiming for the Bistahioversor - if you look closely you'll see that she's rolled her eyes back as she lunges at anything that moves.
Digital painting, completed 2018