Medusaceratops was a 20 foot long plant eating dinosaur who walked the earth 78 million years ago in what is now north central Montana, and was discovered in the infamous ecological reserve Kennedy Coulee in 1993.

This series visually blends geology, paleontology, and handcrafted artistry into distinctive dinosaur wall art for nurseries, playrooms, classrooms, or nature-inspired spaces.

• Museum-quality matte giclée fine art print on heavyweight, acid-free paper, created in studio

• Printed with species info on the front, but can be printed without upon request.

• Rustic framing option in photos can be found here.

• Part of the Jurassic Living collection

• Free shipping within the contiguous United States

The Story Behind the Art
The Stone Dinosaur series was created by photographing naturally weathered rock formations through hand-cut paper stencils in working quarries and on local hikes. Rather than adding textures digitally, each dinosaur is built from real stone patterns discovered in the landscape, echoing the geological settings where paleontologists uncover fossilized remains.