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Uneversaurus The FIRST Professor Potts book

We know a great deal about what dinosaurs looked like, but one part of the picture is missing.

What colour were the dinosaurs?

The answer is we will never know, their colour vanished 65 million years ago. This book is about the mystery that surrounds these fantastic and fascinating creatures.

Professor Potts invites children to use their imagination to wonder at what dinosaurs might have looked like.

For once a child's guess is as good as any top experts.

Imagination is required but also a base of scientific facts. The book shows the different, amazing ways animals use colour.

All essential knowledge when you are colouring in prehistoric monsters!

Inside this site you will find some artwork that wasn't used in the final book and more importantly some black and white drawings for you to download and colour in.

Print & colour!
 






1. Giganotosaurus
PDF:
A4 PDF
US Letter PDF

JPEG: (Right click to download file)
A4 JPEG (High Res: 2.7MB)
US Letter JPEG (High Res: 2.7MB)

2. Cake
PDF:
A4 PDF
US Letter PDF

JPEG: (Right click to download file)
A4 JPEG (High Res: 3.5MB)
US Letter JPEG (High Res: 3.5MB)

3. Ceratosaurus
PDF:
A4 PDF
US Letter PDF

JPEG: (Right click to download file)
A4 JPEG (High Res: 1.4MB)
US Letter JPEG (High Res: 1.4MB)

4. Dancing
PDF:
A4 PDF
US Letter PDF

JPEG: (Right click to download file)
A4 JPEG (High Res: 2.4MB)
US Letter JPEG (High Res: 2.4MB)

5. Dilophosaur
PDF:
A4 PDF
US Letter PDF

JPEG: (Right click to download file)
A4 JPEG (High Res: 1.4MB)
US Letter JPEG (High Res: 1.4MB)

6. Carnotaur
PDF:
A4 PDF
US Letter PDF

JPEG: (Right click to download file)
A4 JPEG (High Res: 1.5MB)
US Letter JPEG (High Res: 1.5MB)

7. Amargasaurus
PDF:
A4 PDF
US Letter PDF

JPEG: (Right click to download file)
A4 JPEG (High Res: 5.5MB)
US Letter JPEG (High Res: 1.4MB)

This website and all the images on this site are © copyright Aidan Potts.
The print & colour / downloadable images are not to be redistributed.

For further information contact: aidan [at] professorpotts.com