Full Product Details
Author: Jason C. Schein ,
Bighorn Basin Paleontological Institute ,
Jason Poole
Publisher: Artemesia Publishing, LLC
Imprint: Artemesia Publishing, LLC
Dimensions:
Width: 20.30cm
, Height: 0.50cm
, Length: 25.40cm
Weight: 0.245kg
ISBN: 9781951122331
ISBN 10: 195112233
Pages: 94
Publication Date: 03 May 2022
Audience:
General/trade
,
General
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: Available To Order
We have confirmation that this item is in stock with the supplier. It will be ordered in for you and dispatched immediately.
Reviews
"""A clever way to ninja in the most up to date paleontological knowledge among beautiful artwork."" Jennifer Anné, Lead Paleontologist & Manager Natural Science Collection, The Children's Museum of Indianapolis ""Schein and Poole's ""Dinosaurs Behaving Badly"" is a passionate yet concise treatment of dinosaur diversity and behavior. Brilliant effort!"" Matthew T. Mossbrucker, Director and Chief Curator Morrison Natural History Museum ""I love the new book. What can I say, the two Jason's have brought a lost world back to the future; just far enough for you to help add your own touch of colour to the scene I love the new book."" -Professor Phil Manning, University of Machester,"
A clever way to ninja in the most up to date paleontological knowledge among beautiful artwork. Jennifer Anne, Lead Paleontologist & Manager Natural Science Collection, The Children's Museum of Indianapolis Schein and Poole's Dinosaurs Behaving Badly is a passionate yet concise treatment of dinosaur diversity and behavior. Brilliant effort! Matthew T. Mossbrucker, Director and Chief Curator Morrison Natural History Museum I love the new book. What can I say, the two Jason's have brought a lost world back to the future; just far enough for you to help add your own touch of colour to the scene I love the new book. -Professor Phil Manning, University of Machester,
Author Information
Jason Poole hatched in 1970 someplace in the eastern United States where he was raised by squirrels. His interest in art was spawned as he learned to read from discarded comic books and fast food menus in the mean streets of Philadelphia. To this day the dynamic line art of comic books has left an impression on “Mr. Poole” as he is called by his jungle friends.Mr. Poole has produced art for several museums and for National Geographic and National Geographic World magazines as well as several scientific publications.Jason enjoys cheese-burgers and long walks in the badlands of Montana and Wyoming and spending time with his offspring and life mate.Jason’s studio is nestled in East Oak Lane. Its lead lined walls and roof just barely keep out the scans from the mother ship. It’s a good life and it is mine.Cheers, There is some truth in this and that is how it was written in the beginning…
