An artist is defined by their body of work, but what about when the body they draw weighs up to 20 tons or more?
 
Jason C. Poole has been drawing and painting dinosaurs and other prehistoric animals for over thirty-five years. By tonnage alone his body of work is immense. His paleoart has included animals from across time from the Cambrian to the Quaternary and graced everything from museum chalkboards, paintings, coloring books, the pages of scientific publications, and National Geographic. But Jason’s work isn’t just limited to prehistoric animals. His talent conveys everything from the scientific to the whimsical and includes people, landscapes, and animals. His creativity extends into the fantastic realm of his imagination, with dragons, gnomes, and other mythical creatures and fanciful scenes leaping from the tip of his pen and brush.
 
This book captures Jason’s flair, inspiration, and passion for art. Less a retrospective, this book features an artist at the height of his career and leaves us with a simple message: Find people, places and things that inspire you, and your art will grow and have greater meaning.