I’m Dani Navarro, a paleoartist and scientific illustrator specializing in prehistoric life reconstruction for museums, publishing, science communication, and cultural projects. My work has contributed to scientific research and publications alongside researchers such as Paul Sereno, and has been featured in outlets including National Geographic, Science, and major international media.​
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My work combines scientific rigor with artistic experience, with a background in video games, product and toy design, graphic design, marketing, and audiovisual media. Each illustration is based on the latest paleontological research and translated into clear, engaging imagery for a broad audience without sacrificing scientific accuracy.
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My paleoart offers multiple levels of reading: an immediate visual impact, and a deeper layer built on anatomical micro-details, textures, behavior, and environmental context. I approach scientific illustration as a discipline committed to the highest possible level of precision.
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I work primarily in digital illustration with a manual, artisanal approach, and also create 3D reconstructions based on fossil data and 3D scans, producing accurate visualizations of extinct animals.