Paleontology and Art are deeply connected. They both tend to stimulate the imagination, and they've always been working together. Although most of the fun of it is to learn, and to know, art is an integral part that allows us to see. Some scientific papers, along with graphs and figures, also contain various drawings of the animals in question. It's very important for us humans to see the things we are talking about in order to understand them better.
Art turns these abstract ideas into lush savannas, gruesome scenes of gore and violence, peaceful heavens of sleeping pups and fluffy early mammals, as well as exciting movies and terrifying sounds. It's all part of our representation and our understanding of the history of life.
Bellow there are two sections; Paleoart and their respective artist, whom I sincerly encourage you to check out and support; And my own artwork (more information on that whithin the page itself). Good luck!
(Here I want to add the picture of the two pills, each with a link to the respective pages. Red is my art, blue is paleoart. I never watched the matrix but I think it'll be funny.)