February 18, 2026 at 12:45 AM
February 8, 2026 at 11:53 PM
Series Three has been completed just in time for ECCC! 5 more dinosaurs, 5 more birds, 5 new locations. You can now get prints and stickers of all 5 new designs. Series 4 is slated for October/November.
www.emmalerae.com/store.html
www.emmalerae.com/store.html
February 6, 2026 at 5:59 PM
Series Three has been completed just in time for ECCC! 5 more dinosaurs, 5 more birds, 5 new locations. You can now get prints and stickers of all 5 new designs. Series 4 is slated for October/November.
www.emmalerae.com/store.html
www.emmalerae.com/store.html
hell yeah hell yeah hell yeah
January 31, 2026 at 5:09 PM
hell yeah hell yeah hell yeah
I think the 3rd series is locked in and I'll hopefully get them done for ECCC.
Albertosaurus and Magpie
Utahraptor and Barn Owl
Torvosaurus and Turkey Vulture
Sinosaurus and Red Junglefowl
Giganotosaurus and Chilean Flamingo
Albertosaurus and Magpie
Utahraptor and Barn Owl
Torvosaurus and Turkey Vulture
Sinosaurus and Red Junglefowl
Giganotosaurus and Chilean Flamingo
January 30, 2026 at 1:41 AM
I think the 3rd series is locked in and I'll hopefully get them done for ECCC.
Albertosaurus and Magpie
Utahraptor and Barn Owl
Torvosaurus and Turkey Vulture
Sinosaurus and Red Junglefowl
Giganotosaurus and Chilean Flamingo
Albertosaurus and Magpie
Utahraptor and Barn Owl
Torvosaurus and Turkey Vulture
Sinosaurus and Red Junglefowl
Giganotosaurus and Chilean Flamingo
January 27, 2026 at 8:08 PM
Absolutely badass Eotriceratops vs Albertosaurus sculpt by Showanna Studio, hand painted by Hedy Ho.
January 25, 2026 at 12:23 AM
Absolutely badass Eotriceratops vs Albertosaurus sculpt by Showanna Studio, hand painted by Hedy Ho.
New listing on my Etsy shop! A one-off signed 12" x 24" giclee print of "A Cold Day Out", featuring a mother Albertosaurus and her 3 chicks on a walk thru the dawn redwood trees of Denali Park, 70 mil. years ago.
#BSNM
alaskanime.etsy.com/listing/4445280882/albertosaurus-family-giclee-canvas-print
#BSNM
alaskanime.etsy.com/listing/4445280882/albertosaurus-family-giclee-canvas-print
January 22, 2026 at 11:39 AM
New listing on my Etsy shop! A one-off signed 12" x 24" giclee print of "A Cold Day Out", featuring a mother Albertosaurus and her 3 chicks on a walk thru the dawn redwood trees of Denali Park, 70 mil. years ago.
#BSNM
alaskanime.etsy.com/listing/4445280882/albertosaurus-family-giclee-canvas-print
#BSNM
alaskanime.etsy.com/listing/4445280882/albertosaurus-family-giclee-canvas-print
A detail I like about WWD 2025 is that while Edmontosaurus will stand their ground, the effectiveness varies. They’re said to be too much for Albertosaurus a third of their size, but a T. rex can just make one lose its nerve and break the entire defensive formation apart.
January 20, 2026 at 10:17 PM
A detail I like about WWD 2025 is that while Edmontosaurus will stand their ground, the effectiveness varies. They’re said to be too much for Albertosaurus a third of their size, but a T. rex can just make one lose its nerve and break the entire defensive formation apart.
January 9, 2026 at 8:55 AM
Wow! Thank you so much for sharing, it really is gorgeous and I’m even more driven to find my own copy now. A few of these pieces have been reprinted at smaller sizes elsewhere but it does seem like most of them are unique to this volume. The Albertosaurus and plesiosaur is my favourite, so pretty!
January 8, 2026 at 5:46 PM
Wow! Thank you so much for sharing, it really is gorgeous and I’m even more driven to find my own copy now. A few of these pieces have been reprinted at smaller sizes elsewhere but it does seem like most of them are unique to this volume. The Albertosaurus and plesiosaur is my favourite, so pretty!
Great thread.
Also, in my ever so humble opinion, WWD2’s Albertosaurus is the most compelling and beautifully depicted tyrannosaurid in all of palaeomedia.
Also, in my ever so humble opinion, WWD2’s Albertosaurus is the most compelling and beautifully depicted tyrannosaurid in all of palaeomedia.
Before we close out 2025, here is Walking with Dinosaurs thread number 4 (and a bit) – this time, The Pack, my personal favourite episode. It follows the young Albertosaurus Rose as she faces the trials and tribulations of the ancient Horseshoe Canyon– will she succeed? (1/60)
December 27, 2025 at 8:07 AM
Great thread.
Also, in my ever so humble opinion, WWD2’s Albertosaurus is the most compelling and beautifully depicted tyrannosaurid in all of palaeomedia.
Also, in my ever so humble opinion, WWD2’s Albertosaurus is the most compelling and beautifully depicted tyrannosaurid in all of palaeomedia.
Before we close out 2025, here is Walking with Dinosaurs thread number 4 (and a bit) – this time, The Pack, my personal favourite episode. It follows the young Albertosaurus Rose as she faces the trials and tribulations of the ancient Horseshoe Canyon– will she succeed? (1/60)
December 26, 2025 at 10:37 PM
Before we close out 2025, here is Walking with Dinosaurs thread number 4 (and a bit) – this time, The Pack, my personal favourite episode. It follows the young Albertosaurus Rose as she faces the trials and tribulations of the ancient Horseshoe Canyon– will she succeed? (1/60)
We also meet the matriarch here. She is bigger than the rest of the pack, being based on the largest specimen known from the Dry Island Albertosaurus bonebed – a potentially very old individual estimated at 10m long. (15/60)
December 26, 2025 at 10:37 PM
We also meet the matriarch here. She is bigger than the rest of the pack, being based on the largest specimen known from the Dry Island Albertosaurus bonebed – a potentially very old individual estimated at 10m long. (15/60)
This close collaboration was super important (as it was with the other animals) in getting this animal as true to life as possible – down to details like the splay in the outermost toe, the slight twist in orientation of the 1st finger, tooth count, and lacrimal shape. (18/60)
December 26, 2025 at 10:37 PM
This close collaboration was super important (as it was with the other animals) in getting this animal as true to life as possible – down to details like the splay in the outermost toe, the slight twist in orientation of the 1st finger, tooth count, and lacrimal shape. (18/60)
In a really cool shot, Rose ambushes the pterosaurs, and successfully captures one. Her success is not without consequences, as the matriarch claims the kill, biting Rose’s face severely. The subsequent scars are based very closely on known Albertosaurus pathologies. (40/60)
December 26, 2025 at 10:37 PM
In a really cool shot, Rose ambushes the pterosaurs, and successfully captures one. Her success is not without consequences, as the matriarch claims the kill, biting Rose’s face severely. The subsequent scars are based very closely on known Albertosaurus pathologies. (40/60)
The dimorphic eyes, however, were very much initially inspired by the raptors in Jurassic Park 3. But, of course, was likely in turn inspired by various birds today – hornbills come to mind. To wrap up the design talk, I’m just really happy with how these guys look. (21/60)
December 26, 2025 at 10:37 PM
The dimorphic eyes, however, were very much initially inspired by the raptors in Jurassic Park 3. But, of course, was likely in turn inspired by various birds today – hornbills come to mind. To wrap up the design talk, I’m just really happy with how these guys look. (21/60)
A reason I’m fond of this episode is that many of my pitches for story points, character beats, and settings, made it to the final film. I really wanted to treat the Albertosaurus pack like the sea wolves from the Pacific Northwest in the US… (photo by Markus Atkins) (11/60)
December 26, 2025 at 10:37 PM
A reason I’m fond of this episode is that many of my pitches for story points, character beats, and settings, made it to the final film. I really wanted to treat the Albertosaurus pack like the sea wolves from the Pacific Northwest in the US… (photo by Markus Atkins) (11/60)
Anyways! The next hunt takes place some time later, and this time, Rose must play a very specific role. This sequence is based on Phil Currie’s idea that the smaller individuals in a pack would be capable of herding prey towards the larger and more powerful adults. (50/60)
December 26, 2025 at 10:37 PM
Anyways! The next hunt takes place some time later, and this time, Rose must play a very specific role. This sequence is based on Phil Currie’s idea that the smaller individuals in a pack would be capable of herding prey towards the larger and more powerful adults. (50/60)
the albertosaurus looks so friend-shaped
January 23, 2025 at 1:20 PM
the albertosaurus looks so friend-shaped
Ranger Sarah learns that the bone bed found was as big as a football field. Averaging 111 bones per square meter. 85% of the bones were from the Centrasaurus, 6% were Albertosaurus teeth.
—Dinosaur Provincial Park
#adventuresofrangersarah #alberta #albertacanada #dinosaurprovincialpark #paleontology
—Dinosaur Provincial Park
#adventuresofrangersarah #alberta #albertacanada #dinosaurprovincialpark #paleontology
November 25, 2024 at 2:35 PM
Ranger Sarah learns that the bone bed found was as big as a football field. Averaging 111 bones per square meter. 85% of the bones were from the Centrasaurus, 6% were Albertosaurus teeth.
—Dinosaur Provincial Park
#adventuresofrangersarah #alberta #albertacanada #dinosaurprovincialpark #paleontology
—Dinosaur Provincial Park
#adventuresofrangersarah #alberta #albertacanada #dinosaurprovincialpark #paleontology
ferocious, cold adapted tyrannosaurs, albertosaurus takes after its larger souther cousin by being an incredibly dangerous and persistant hunter
August 7, 2025 at 6:42 PM
ferocious, cold adapted tyrannosaurs, albertosaurus takes after its larger souther cousin by being an incredibly dangerous and persistant hunter