Julio Lacerda

@julio_lacerda

Julio Lacerda is a dedicated paleoartist, specializing in the creation of scientifically-informed artwork depicting prehistoric organisms and environments. Since launching his Patreon in February 2017, he has cultivated a strong following, currently boasting 93 members with 28 actively supporting his work. His estimated monthly earnings range from $25 to $125, reflecting the dedication of his Patreon community. Julio's work plays a vital role in making paleontology more accessible and engaging to a wider audience, bridging the gap between scientific research and public understanding. His unique contribution lies in his commitment to accuracy within an artistic context, transforming complex scientific data into visually stunning pieces that spark curiosity and appreciation for the ancient world. The community he's built reflects a shared interest in paleontology and a desire to support an artist dedicated to this fascinating field. Julio's consistent work and community engagement have seen steady growth over the years, proving a testament to his artistic skill and passion for paleoart.

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I'm currently working on a very cool project partially focused on the Carboniferous, which is a time period I very rarely touch on. These ar

Here's the final result of a previosuly shared sketch. I wanted to play with dramatic lighting and used the opportunity of having the smoke

There's evidence of butchering by Neanderthals on cave lions and apparently, of hunting of the giant elephant Paleoloxodon too! Here are som

#ice age #mammals #sketches

Mourasuchus was a strange filter-feeding caiman that lived around what is now the Amazon rainforest, back in the Miocene - prior to the appe

#reptiles #sketches

Here is the sketch for a new image commissioned by Christian Flores. This is the aftermath of a natural fire in Pleistocene Australia, where

#pleistocene #sketches

The Triassic period is a subject I don't really engage with too much. But here is a remake of an image I made several years ago for a book o

#dinosaurs #triassic

A follow-up to the close-up render of the extinct australian eagle Dynatoaetus, here it can be seen flying over a wildfire. Closer to the gr

#birds

The weird six-tusked extinct hippo Hexaprotodon! The pygmy hippo was once placed into this genus, though that's no longer its favored taxono

#mammals #sketches

Here's the largest eagle known to have inhabited Australia, the Pleistocene species Dynatoaetus gaffae, done for Christian Flores.

#birds #pleistocene

My next Pokemon poster, this time featuring marine life from Sinnoh combined with Unova since I felt there were not enough aquatic pokemon i

#pokemon