If Craig Witte had to choose a favorite subject to illustrate, it would undoubtedly be dinosaurs. These ancient creatures carry an allure and mystery that continues to spark curiosity about how they once looked and lived. Their existence, buried beneath millions of years of history, makes them a compelling topic for visual storytelling.

What draws Witte to dinosaurs is the freedom they offer an open canvas where scientific knowledge meets imaginative speculation. Unlike modern subjects that demand strict accuracy, dinosaurs allow the artist to blur the lines between fact and creativity. Illustration becomes a bridge between the known and the unknown, where each brushstroke helps revive these long-extinct beings. The thrill lies in interpreting fossil clues and layering them with artistic insight to create vivid, engaging depictions that stir the viewer’s imagination.