Tracy has been interested
in dinosaurs as long as he can remember. In elementary school, he would
ask his teachers questions about dinosaurs and drew pictures of them as well
as other prehistoric animals. During his high school years wanting
more information, he obtained a copy of Alfred Romer's 1966 "Vertebrate
Paleontology" which became his dinosaur bible due to its wealth of
information.
As Tracy's knowledge grew, he realized that there
were so many dinosaurs discovered that he had never heard of so he wanted
to learn more. He purchased George Olshevsky's book "Mesozoic Wanderings"
which is compilation of all the names of dinosaurs known at that
time. Tracy was given an opportunity to provide drawings for Darren
Tanke of the Royal Tyrrell Museum of Paleontology in Drumheller Alberta Canada.
Tracy's artwork has appeared in a publication by George Olshevsky, Gakken
Mook's "Dinosaur Frontline," "Dinosaur Encyclopedia," and
"The Complete Dinosaur." He currently writes and provides
drawings for "Prehistoric Times " and "Dinosaur World" magazines.
Notice:
Tracy's Gallery consists of two pages. To see more of his work,
click the link at the bottom of the page.
