Gabriel N. U.

It is, once more, #PortfolioDay Hi, I am Gabriel, and I am a paleaortist and scientific illustrator. Here are a few examples of my work depicting some long extinct friends 😊. #paleoart #sciart

I am so happy to share with you that we finally have a premiere date!

Thank you so much to Tim Haines and Impossible Pictures for trusting me to be one of the talented artists who created the concept art for the series! It is a dream come true to be able to work in a project like this one!

Allow me to introduce you to Sonselasuchus cedrus, a new bipedal, beaked and herbivorous crocodile-relative that lived during the Late Triassic in North America

This amazing animal was described yesterday in the Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology by Elliot Armour Smith and Christian Sidor. I was commissioned to create the illustration of this amazing animal that appears in the paper and the press releases #abstract" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

As the time to talk “Surviving Earth” nears, I wanted to say that I’m extremely proud to be part of the amazing team who worked on it I was commissioned by Tim Haines (producer of Walking with Dinosaurs) and his team to create the concept art for MANY animals for this project!

A beautiful American Beaver (Castor canadensis) I found a few days ago. So cute! Best views I’ve gotten of this species

You all know I had to do it. Here is my reconstruction of the newly described Spinosaurus mirabilis, including its magnificent scimitar-shaped head crest

Happy Valentine’s Day everyone! Here is your look onto the possible romantic life of a pair of Polacanthus

Very quick rough sketch of the newly described spiky Hadrosauroid dinosaur Haolong dongi I had to at least rough sketch this beauty!

@Carlosdino88 Hahaha no… sorry. Not involved. But you will see a Spinosaurus that I did the concept art for in the upcoming “Surviving Earth”

Igual me estoy colando, pero ese Spinosaurus tiene una pinta enorme de haber sido diseñado por @SerpenIllus

For today’s sketch let me present you with Styracosaurus Styracosaurus lived during the Late Cretaceous in North America. The arrangement of very long, 4-6 spikes protruding from its relatively short frill and long nasal horn is characteristic of this species

Today let me sketch one of the largest theropod dinosaurs, the enormous Giganotosaurus carolinii It lived during the latest part of the Cretaceous in South America. It had a long, tall and narrow skull with prominent crests. These crests were rugose and had numerous ridges

Let’s sketch one of the giants of the Jurassic, Torvosaurus! Torvosaurus was a genus of megalosaurid theropod that lived during the latest part of the Middle Jurassic and the Late Jurassic. The genus contains two described species found in North America and Europe