Kylie Gritt-Waller
Dinosaurs
Ever since I was young, I loved both drawing and animals. I would draw every day, drawing every animal I came across. This lead to a passion for scientific illustration. I love to capture the creatures both artistically and informally. This led me to new experiences such as going to dinosaur dig sites and studying the specimens up close with professionals.
During my time with paleontologists, I learned that it is reasonable to think that dinosaurs could see UV light much like our modern-day animals. I illustrated three pairs of dinosaurs that show how we would see them and how they could possibly have seen each other.
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