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Writers in This Issue:
Phil Hore Pat Schaefer
Mike Fredericks
Allen Debus Sergio Luiz Fica Biston
Tracy Ford
Robert Telleria Tyler Keillor
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Steven Brusatte
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Phil Brownlow
David Kinney Emily Willoughby
Sergey Krasovskiy
Trisha Brummitt Fredrik Spindler Jacek Major Elliott Smith
Davide Bonadonna Betty Reid Martin
Pedro Salas Phil Wilson Chris DiPiazza
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Mark Hallett
Jason Ward Mauricio Alvarez Abel
Zach Coker Jason R Abdale
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FROM THE EDITOR PT PIX 2014 Winners!
Happy 2015 to my beloved PT readers. I You voted for your favorites of the year and the following is what
trust you all had a great holiday season the majority chose:
with lots of dinosaurs under the tree. I
Best prehistoric animal book of 2014:
wanted to write and then sing “The twelve
prehistoric days of Christmas” to you here, “Kronos Rising” by Max Hawthorne edged out “The Art of
but prehistoric animal names are too long Julius Csotony” placing Steve White’s and Julius’s book in sec-
to fit into songs. That is a very bird-heavy ond place. Readers just loved Max’s story of a giant
song so I would have to fit words like
Kronosaurus terrorizing a small coastal town in modern times.
Hesperornis in a pear tree and four calling
Quetzalcoatlus and it just doesn’t work.
FIVE GOOOOOLLLLD PTERAN- Best prehistoric animal toy figure of 2014:
ODONS! See what I mean?! Sorry. I know Safari Ltd’s beautiful Wild Safari Monolophosaurus figure (Sculptor Doug
you were all looking forward to that.
Watson) was your favorite with CollectA’s Bistahieversor
Our front cover art is a confrontation
placing second.
over territory between two male Tyrannotitans. The illustration was made in watercol-
or/gouache by the incomparable Sergey Krasovskiy who I interview in this issue.
Recently I interviewed sculptor Galileo Hernandez Nunez and we learned how dan- Best prehistoric animal model kit of 2014:
gerous the cartels are making it to live in his country of Mexico. Sergey lives in the Pegasus’s Tyrannosaurus and Triceratops model kits (sculpted by Galileo
Ukraine where actual battles have been happening, forcing him to move. I hope that
Hernandez Nunez) won easily.
Americans and those of you in other countries free of major violence realize how
lucky we all are. I wish him the best and hope you all enjoy the interview and his
amazing artwork. http://atrox1.deviantart.com Best prehistoric animal scientific discovery of 2014:
Well, we have a purdy kewl issue for you here to start off 2015. Of course good Thenewly described Spinosaurus fossil was many reader’s favorite with a
old Phil Hore (who has been on crutches for the past 2 months with a screwed up
good amount of people preferring the description of the new Deinocheirus.
Achilles) tells us about
Apatosaurusand Liopleurodon.
Tarbosaurs © Sergey Krasovskiy too lazy to stop your
You artists had to have known
automatic renewal with
that Apatosaurus was going to
an internet subscription
bring in tons of artwork from
service. Sorry but that’s
readers. Well it was also alot to
how I feel. I have been
write about so Phil is going to
begging some of you for
continue it in our Summer issue
years who still ignore me.
with part 2 and if your artwork
ARTISTS! PT does
didn’t make it into this issue, no
not pay for submissions
worries as it will most likely be
but many artists whose
used then. Plus, if you didn’t get
work is seen in
Apato art ready for this issue
Prehistoric Times get
you have more time to do so
paying work from other
now. I must admit I am a little
sources. Please send jpg
proud of my “Bully for
files of your artwork
Bronotosaurus” full page col-
scanned at 300 DPI reso-
lage of images of Brontosaurus
lution. Send as an approx
in popular culture on pg 9 of this
4” jpg with your name
issue that goes along with Phil’s article. How many of the pho-
in the title of the image--example--Triceratops by John Smith.jpgto our e-mail
tographs can you identify? I know them all but then of course,
address or send good copies (that you don’t need returned and that aren’t larger than
I’m amazing! We have plenty of cool articles in this issue, includ-
our 9 x 12 scanner bed) to our mailing address in California. We need your art and
ing all of our regular writer’s columns. Who knew Robert Telleria
info. For #113 Ankylosaurus & Glyptodon & Archelon (Deadline - Mar 10, 2015)
was such a good sculptor as you will see in his article (and more
For #114 Apatosaurus Part 2 & Aurochs (Deadline June 10, 2015) For #115
in the next issue.) Also, Pat Schaefer uses something called math
Pachycephalosaurus & Deinotherium (Deadline Sep 10, 2015) Kentrosaurus &
to help us count the amount of figures in vintage MPC prehistoric
Argentenavis(Dec 10, 2015)Thank you!
playsets. A welcome name from the past, British dinosaur collec-
tor and expert Mike Howgate is back talking dinosaurs too.
I imagine you have seen the teaser trailer for “Jurassic World”.
(That’s a mighty big Mosasaur!) It kind of looks like they are re-
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PBS about the discovery of the new Spinosaurusand its new look (and also the 2 hour
“Dinosaur 13” on CNN news channel. Both shows were fantastic.) Sculptor Tyler
Keillor worked on Spinosaurusand was seen on the PBS show. He has written a fas-
cinating article about the future of paleontology for us and it turns out, the future is
now. Paleontologist Steven Brusatte has written his annual, wonderful “Paleonews of
the Year” article. It was a busy year for dinosaurs. And so much more, so please enjoy!
A
Paleoartist Charles Knight’s granddaughter (and long time PT fan), Rhoda Knight d d
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Rhoda reported to us was fantastic with a beautiful full color slide show of Charles y M
Knight’s prehistoric animal art as a part of his talk. Rhoda sent us a beautiful color ich
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MMEESSOOZZOOIICC Mike, I enjoyed the Ely Kish & Sauropelta Doug Watson, Ely & Hesperornis
“down memory lane
moment” with Jeff
Quinn’s article about the
MMAAIILL
Little Golden Book of
Dinosaurs. Seeing those
images brought back
such memories. It is hard
to believe that artwork
has been in my brain all
of these years and it took
this article to bring it out.
Having the original art-
work is amazing but I would be happy just owning a copy of the book
again. Is it hard to find today? You also got me excited with your announce- Dinosaurs of North America" and
ment of the Aurora Monsters Scenes book. These models came out about the again while she was painting a background for a diorama I was working on.
time that I had ‘grown out’ of modeling but I have purchased a few of the She was a great artist but more importantly a great person with a good heart.
Aurora Prehistoric Scenes models over the years for my collection. You She didn't have to but she took an interest in me and encouraged me to pur-
WILL let us know if this book also comes out, RIGHT??!! Carl Erikson, sue my sculpting and gave me tips to help me avoid the pitfalls of a life in
Baltimore, MD art. I might not be doing what I am doing for Safari Ltd now if it hadn't been
for the encourage-
I am so glad you enjoyed seeing “The Little Golden Book -
ment she and other Pedro Salas’s Baryonyx sculpture (seen last issue) is for
Dinosaurs” again. It was published for many years and actually is very
artists I met along sale. If interested: [email protected]
easy to find in used book stores and on-line, but let me know if you have
the way gave me
trouble and I’ll find one for you. Dennis Prince is the co-author of the
when I was young.
Aurora Monster Scenes book and lives very close to me. We have had
It's for that reason I
several conversations about an Aurora Prehistoric Scenes book and of
always encourage
course if it happens, PT readers will be among the first to know - editor
young talent when I
see it today.
Hi Mike, Just wanted to see if you had heard about Ely Kish passing on
Is it true my
Oct 12, 2014 at the age of 90 in case you wanted to put a note in the next
Monolophosaurus
PT. I am pretty sure you know about her paleo art she did over the years
sculpture was named PTs Dinosaur Toy of the year? Safari Ltd has it on their
including the two books she did with Dale RusselI, diorama backgrounds
Facebook page but I checked the latest PT and you were still looking for
and murals of dinosaurs, prehistoric mammals and native american culture
nominations. Wow back to back, what an honour! I thought if I had a chance
she painted for museums in Canada and the USA such as the National
it would be my Pachyrhinosaurus; it was my favourite of the bunch; neat to
Museums of Canada, the Smithsonian and the New Mexico Museum of
see how your readers think. It would be great if my Nasutoceratops could
History and Science in Albuquerque. She sculpted the Dinosaurs of China
bring me the three-peat next year. After the Mono winning I have a feeling
series for Safari Ltd and she also sculpted some of the skeletons in the Tiny
my Yutyrannus might edge it out if I have a shot since feathers are the hot
Perfect Dinosaur series that the Canadian Museum of Nature produced. She
item these days. Again I am thrilled. Doug Watson
probably did the artwork on the boxes as well.
Yes, it leaked a little early (that darn Edward Snowden!) If you win
I was lucky enough to work alongside Ely on a couple of occasions at the
again next year, that is called a ‘turkey.’ Congrats & good job of sculpt-
Canadian Museum of Nature. Once at paleo division while she was working
ing, man. And yes, Ely Kish’s passing is truly a loss - editor
with Dale Russell on the paintings for the book "An Odyssey in Time:
Mike! I received the new issue yesterday and all I
© John Sibbick www.johnsibbick.com
did last night was sit in my comfy chair and drool... I
mean read it .... over and over again. Here is a caption
for the picture on page 4. " Just seeing the mailman
bringing the latest issue of PT makes me want to do
One Florida reader’s lawn looked very stylish for
Christmas. Among Jeff Tribby’s many seasonable lawn
decorations was this dapper, inflatable Santa rex.
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the Paleolithic Polka... Com'on girls... wheeeeee...!"
MESOZOIC MINIONS
Love the issue! As usual, packed full with dino facts and fun. Always love the articles on the artists and
it was great to see the article on Dan LoRusso. Sad to hear about his illnesses though, but inspired as he Liopleurodon by Adam Lindholm 8th grade
is continuing to do what he loves. BATTAT DINOS! GO DAN!!! Really looking towards the re- release of
the older Battats. Sad to hear about Mr. Richard Attenborough. It would be totally cool if they could get his
brother David to narrate a segment in the new JP movie. T'was great to see the " A Little Golden Book of
Dinosaurs." Lot of nice little memories there. I got one off of Ebay a while back and it sits, in plastic, where
I can see it from the treadmill in the basement... huff puff... gotta... stay.... healthy...
A book about MARX and MPC playsets??? WOW! My prayers have been answered; not kiddin'! Can't
wait for that one to hit the shelves. I keep telling myself to pull in the reins on spending but seeing all that
dinosaur goodness is tempting me beyond what a mortal man can endure! Must... resist.... Oh, crum... going
to Target today to check out the Battats...
Though not a big fan of feathered dinos, love the painting by Julius Csotonyi on page 11, so creepy the
T-rex coming out of the shadows like that.. an "oh crap" moment if ever I saw one. Well done! Apatosaurus by Jacob Micallef Age 13
COOL Collector’s Corner! The King Kong playset... had one as a kid (You know... they should've added
dinosaurs to that.) The only thing I have left of it is one green tree. And there is the ultra cool Sears battery
controlled Tyrannosaurus. I have a home movie of me playing with
it and the Triceratops. As usual, I am once again inspired by all the
art work and sculpts in this jam packed issue (How does he do it
folks?) Ok, enough rambling,
have yourself a good one, Mike! Liam O'Toole -
Mark Kreiss, Warren, NJ future
paleontologist?
Hi Mike, Meet my grandson
Liam (see photo this page). I saw
to it that his first gift following his
birth was a Stegosaurus. Still a bit shy of five years old he has become quite
the expert on dinosaurs. I have helped him acquire a considerable collec-
tion of dinosaur models. Soon I will introduce him to Prehistoric Times
magazine. Very best wishes, John Kricher, Pocasset, MA
Hello Mike, In your last issue you had an excellent article by John Lavas Liopleurodon by Javier A. R.
on Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's "The Lost World" and the centennial edition
that I was privileged enough to participate in. John mentioned the website
I've been running on the novel and 1925 silent film adaptation, and I
thought Prehistoric Times readers might be interested to know that I've
been moving that website to a new location and format. To keep things fresh (and reduce all those pop-ups),
I'm restarting it as a blog dedicated not only to "The Lost World" but all vintage dinosaur films and litera-
ture.
The new URL is http://sirarthurconandoyleslostworld.blogspot.com Thanks, Cory Gross
Apatosaurus by Matthew Tomaini
Greetings from Oz, Mike. I have been enjoying Issue #111,
particularly John Lavas' article on his centenary presentation
of Conan Doyle's "The Lost World". This is my second
favourite novel (yes, second favourite!), which I have read
many times over the years; about once a year on average.
When I was teaching school years and years ago, I read it Liopleurodon
aloud to a Fifth Grade class who loved it; I sometimes wonder by Perfecto K.
if any of those kids gained a love of classic literature from that.
My daughters, when they were in school, came across a hard-
cover copy in a used-book sale and bought it for me for a few cents; it remains one of my most Fred Snyder wrote an article previously in PT about creating
treasured books in a fairly large personal library. I was interested in John Lavas' discussion on prehistoric dioramas. He has been busy creating more and this
movie and video versions of the story. I don't think it has ever been done right, but the 1925 is a teaser for a soon-to-come 2nd article.
silent version probably remains the best (I love Miss Bessie Love). Anyway, I want to purchase
John Lavas' centenary edition, but can find no details. I seem to recall seeing an advertisement
in PT but cannot find it in my copies. Where can I go to buy the book? Please advise. Regards,
Rowan Partridge, Tolga, Queensland, Australia
Thanks so much for the nice e-mail Rowan. I am not surprised you enjoyed John’s arti-
cle. To buy a copy of his book, I can’t think of a better way to get info than e-mailing him
personally, eh? Here is his e-mail. Tell him PT sent you, — [email protected]
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