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DrScottHartman

About DrScottHartman

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Artist // Professional // Digital Art

July 2
United States
Deviant for 16 years
www.skeletaldrawing.com
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Current Residence: Wisconsin

Favourite genre of music: Anything but country!

Operating System: Windows 10 & Android

Main illustration software: Adobe Photoshop

www.patreon.com/skeletaldrawin…

Tools of the Trade

lots of technical papers, Intel i9, 64 gigs of ram and lots of SSDs.

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Comparative anatomy, evolution, developmental genetics, dinosaurs (duh), movies, history, psychology

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DrScottHartman

Nov 29, 2020

Revised Spinosaurus skeletal

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Here it is. I'm sure people will have opinions on it. I'm happy to answer questions, but if you want more detailed information I wrote extensively about my choices and assumptions on my website: https://www.skeletaldrawing.com/home/road-to-spinosaurus-iv-not-your-fathers-jp3-osaurus11282020 https://www.skeletaldrawing.com/home/the-road-to-spinosaurus-iii-of-chimeras-and-leg-proportions11262020 And the article on sail shape I posted in the last journal: https://www.skeletaldrawing.com/home/the-road-to-spinosaurus-ii-known-unknowns11252020

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DrScottHartman

Nov 26, 2020

Spinosaurus sail shape

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I have finally got back around to working on a new Spinosaurus skeletal from scratch. I'm exploring some of the issues on my website, including a critical look at the new sail shape everyone seems keen on copying. Check it out here: https://www.skeletaldrawing.com/home/the-road-to-spinosaurus-ii-known-unknowns11252020

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DrScottHartman

Jul 10, 2019

Introducing Hesperornithoides miessleri

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I'm afraid my summer schedule isn't going to give me much time for DA posting, but I did want to take a moment to introduce you to a new small, winged dinosaur from the Jurassic of North America that I and my coauthors named - Hesperornithoides miessleri. If you want more information about it I also wrote up a blog post you can read here: http://www.skeletaldrawing.com/home/hesperornithoides-faq7102019 Cheers!

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Happy birthday!

Pleasure to be watching you sir!

Hello Dr Hartman,

I'm a big fan of your work. I was wondering if you take commissions?

Macrocanthrosaurus

Mar 11, 2021

Hey Scott, quick question. While I've heard that most paleontologists specializing in raptor dinosaurs agree that the second toe claw is used for stabbing. I saw in a recent interview with Jim Kirkland that brought up a good point that supports the old slashing toe model. He said that the toe claw is laterally compressed in Utahraptor and, in life, may have had pseudo-serrations on it from the keratinous sheath having growth lines. Could this model be possible? The link to the interview is in this post. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8tFfnfJrhfA

Roninwolf1981

Dec 22, 2020

Congratulations on your doctorate, Dr. Hartman.

DrScottHartman

Feb 6, 2021

Thanks!