Welcome to the Portfolio and Blog of Oliver Demuth!
Here you will find a wide selection of my art work, from technical and
digital illustrations to my 3D work, and posts about my research.
About Me
Hi I’m Oliver Demuth,
I’m a scientific illustrator, paleoartist and research technician at The Royal Veterinary College (RVC). I have a BA from the Zurich University of the Arts (ZHdK), where I studied Scientific Visualization, and I will graduate ‘with Distinction’ from the Master of Science in Palaeobiology programme at the University of Bristol in February. I draw and paint dinosaurs and other prehistoric animals for publications and work on biomechanics and 3D computional modelling.
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The skull of Kaatedocus siberi
In 2013 Emanuel Tschopp and Octávio Mateus described a new species of diplodocid sauropod. The specimen was excavated in the famous Howe Quarry near Shell in Wyoming in 1990 and 1991. This is the same quarry in which Barnum Brown made some of his most numerous findings. A team of the Sauriermuseum Aathal (SMA) reopened … Continue reading The skull of Kaatedocus siberi
Kosmoceras sp.
This is a fossil ammonite from Middle Jurassic (Callovian), 165 million years ago, from Mikhaylov in the region of Ryazan, Russia. It seems to be some kind of Kosmoceras (Waagen 1869) but I’m not quite sure which species, it might be a Kosmoceras (S. Str.) baylei (Tintant 1963).
