This artist, Dr.Takeshi Yamada, definitely has great talent, but little sense of accuracy. Still worth looking at for the really great, live-like texture and color. Click the links to see the copyrighted images.
On the other hand, another artist (name unknown) has different problems with accuracy. Sadly he’s following pterosaur tradition down a very rocky road. The saggy results speak for themselves, but Dave Hone, one of the spokesmen for keeping such pterosaur traditions, discusses the various highlights and faults of the artwork.
A better wing morphology, reflecting the evidence from all known pterosaurs, can be seen here and here if anyone starts to feel the onset of confusion.
