The paleoenvironment depicts three specimens of Buritianopteris constata, a fossil plant species known from the Motuca Formation of the Parnaíba Basin, Brazil. This taxon is primarily documented through permineralized trunks and associated foliage preserved in the fossil record. Paleoart created for the Brazilian Paleoart Competition at the XXIX Brazilian Congress of Paleontology (2026).

Mesozic marine trophic interaction scene, featuring an ichthyosaur feeding on a recent prey while pterosaurs compete for fragments — exploring predation, interspecific competition, and the limits of dental morphology in reconstructing fossil diets.

Reconstrução de Macrauchenia, um mamífero do Pleistoceno sul-americano com anatomia incomum, incluindo narinas elevadas que sugerem uma probóscide curta. A ilustração combina evidências fósseis e comparação com mamíferos atuais para propor uma representação plausível de sua forma e ecologia. Reconstruction of Macrauchenia, a South American Pleistocene mammal with unusual anatomy, including elevated nostrils suggesting a short proboscis. The illustration combines fossil evidence and comparisons with modern mammals to propose a plausible representation of its form and ecology.

This artwork depicts the destruction, and eventual burial of a paleoenvironment caused by volcanic ash deposition, representing an Early Permian ecosystem of the Paraná Basin, Brazil.

This artwork portrays the Hadean Eon, when Earth’s surface was still largely molten and beginning to solidify, with extensive lava flows dominating the planet and shaping its early crust.

This artwork depicts a mother Carnotaurus sheltering with her offspring inside a cave during heavy rainfall, emphasizing parental behavior and environmental stress.

This paleoart piece represents a Quaternary landscape, commissioned by the Science Museum of Univates, University of Vale do Taquari (Lajeado, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil).

This artwork portrays the Quaternary period in the Vale do Taquari region (southern Brazil), illustrating local fauna, flora, early Indigenous populations, and later European settlers. Commissioned by the Science Museum of Univates, University of Vale do Taquari.

This illustration depicts two Dunkleosteus terrelli individuals, an armored bone Devonian fish, engaged in competition over food.

This artwork represents the Quitéria Outcrop (Early Permian, 298.9 Ma), Rio Grande do Sul state, at the Paraná Basin (southern Brazil), illustrating paleowildfires. Award-winning art from the PALEO RS 2025 paleoart competition (Santa Cruz do Sul).

This paleoart reconstruction depicts the Salto Ander Egg locality (Miocene, Argentina) as a mangrove environment with salt-tolerant flora. Produced for exhibition at CAPA XIII, Paraná, Entre Ríos, Argentina.

This work presents a reconstructive paleoart and scientific illustration based on the revision of the fossil lycophyte Lycopodites riograndensis, including the proposal of a new genus and the first record of in situ spores for a lycophyte from the Early Permian of the Paraná Basin (Franscinella riograndensis).

Icon developed for a commissioned science communication website focused on the history of the Vale do Taquari region (Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil).

Icon developed for a commissioned science communication website focused on the history of the Vale do Taquari region (Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil).

Icon developed for a commissioned science communication website focused on the history of the Vale do Taquari region (Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil).

Icon developed for a commissioned science communication website focused on the history of the Vale do Taquari region (Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil).

Icon developed for a commissioned science communication website focused on the history of the Vale do Taquari region (Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil).