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I've been around on Instagram and I guess its time for you to know a little about this brown man from the tropics. I'm a self thought painter and illustrator since the age of 3. Art has been a huge part of my life, in every form. I spent most of my time during childhood painting extinct generas of the past. My love for dinosaurs made me explore the origins of life and its successive generations, eventually falling in love with natural history in whole. Fast forward 27 years later, I ventured into photography by accident, and realised it's a bridge that connects me and my love for wild things. Its been more than 3 years now since this journey began and I'm quite blessed to receive a few publications and recognitions along the way. The most memorable moments of my life is when I met Jeremy Wade, Dr Jane Goodall and Joel Sartore. I'm very much humbled by that experience. I do talks, workshops and excursions occasionally as a fundraiser for a few locally based conservation societies I collaborate with. I'm no biologist nor a conservationist, but I work closely with these people and have the utmost respect for them. You may have noticed, my story telling goes back in time, and is a style I've discovered. I'm in the midst of completing a paleobiology coursework specialising in early vertebrate evolution. My research covers the origins of life from sea to land, that explains my obsession on mudskippers. Lets talk about crocs and dragons another day, shall we? I have a day job, working for the aerospace industry. Long story short, we build airframes and structures for Airbus and Boeing. My next move will be to enter the world of journalism. I believe with good photos and story telling abilities, we have the power to evoke senses and make the call for action. I shall consider myself an agent of change, as I aspire to inspire before I expire. My only advise as a visual artist would be to never turn back on your passion and vision. They may seem cloudy at first but trust me, you'll regret never trying. Simply because the right thing to do, is to do the right thing, and the right time is now. Take that leap of faith, whats the worst could happen?

Dream of Deinocheirus. The title is inspired by a therapod that lived 70 million years ago during the Cretaceous period. Deinocheirus is believed to skim for fishes on the water surface of swamps and lakes, just like modern storks. Now imagine this behemoth, standing 5 meters tall, 10 meters long and weighing approximately 2 tonnes, inhabiting an environment very much similar to the Okavango Delta today. Paleobiology - madly fascinating, ain't it?