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Here we go, publicity photo courtesy of Barmy Idol Studios and SIGIS productions, a division of the Civic Festhall activity coordinators, and Key the Barmy Idol (one heckuva great guy):

Heh. Yeah. Always makes me feel worthless seeing people better'n me at drawin' people. I do critters. As for Jay and Silent Bob, check out BOZ's post. I'll put it on the main.

Hey, neat. A little western comic-booky (but I'm partial to manga, so my opinion doesn't count), but that's cool. Ever tried coloring in photoshop?

Oooh....more:

And another:

Here we go, a couple of aliens:

Yes, go see it. NOW!!!

You have mad photoshop skillz. What aboot this? (and yes, it is mine.)

The second anr third books were like children's books, but the first (as well as the second) was set up as Arthur Denison's journal(s). Gurney is an amazing artist, and he feels this need to put dinosaurs in his books that are real obscure, or at least known to fanatics. What bothered me about...

I love dinosaurs. I'm a writer, and I've put them in as many things as I can, as long as they fit. I've managed to fit them in Masks, Crystal Legacy, and four short stories (Who My Father Wasn't, Spirit Quest, These Green Hills, and The Sketchpad). As for my favortie ceratopsian, I like...

Mine has a pseudo-Indian flavor, with a political situation similar to 1823 india, with the british, and a secret race of lizardfolk watching the humans for the same mistakes the lizards made long ago. It's more complex than that, but that's the basic gist. It involves a batlike race, a...

Yes! Series! Woooh! No, no....there were giant robots in Dinotopia (the second book, The World Beneath), and flying trilobite jet things (in the third book, First Flight).

Dragon magazine, October 2000, "How to Create a Monster": Beast: This is a step up from a normal animal. Use it for any fairly mundane creature that doesn't have any magical abilitites. Though beasts can be smarter than animals, they can have animal intelligence as well. You can use this type...

Woo-hoo! Dinotopia! Struthiomimids wearing Chinese sunhats! Shame they didn't put the giant robots in it, though.....oh, well! We have a whole 13 episodes of a T.V. series ready to play this fall season!

Let's see if it makes sense this way: Dinosaurs are nonhistorical since they lived in a period of time before (recorded) history, making them nonhistorical.

But why did it look like they were covered in a hundred gallons of spoo? That's just sick.