Kosemen's artwork ranges from scientifically accurate depictions of prehistoric life to surrealist paintings. Clarke's science fiction works, and Jack L.

Literature Kosemen has also cited as influential for him includes Larry Niven's Ringworld series, Arthur C. Kosemen learned English through textbooks on biology and zoology as well as through Star Wars books. Among Kosemen's favorite literature growing up was the science fiction books of Olaf Stapledon, books on obscure cinema by Pete Tombs, and books part of the former Star Wars Expanded Universe. His interests were encouraged by his parents and his grandfather, who on international trips bought him several books on animals. Kosemen is also interested in visual culture and Mediterranean history. įrom a young age, Kosemen was interested in paleontology, extinct animals and evolutionary history, envisioned by him as a way to explore 'strange creatures and strange worlds'. He has worked as an editor for the magazine Colors by Benetton and in several different advertising agencies. Kosemen subsequently went to Goldsmiths College ( London) in 2007, from which he achieved a Master of Arts degree in Documentary Film and Media Studies in 2008. After attending Koç High School ( Istanbul) with obtaining an International Baccalaureate with high honours in 2002, he studied at Cornell University ( New York) between 20, and at Sabancı University ( Istanbul) between 20, where he obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree in Visual Arts and Communication Design. Among Kosemen's most known personal speculative evolution projects are the book All Tomorrows (2006) and the ongoing project Snaiad.Ĭevdet Mehmet Kösemen was born in Ankara, Turkey in 1984. Together with Australian paleoartist John Conway and British paleontologist Darren Naish, Kosemen co-authored All Yesterdays, a 2012 book exploring speculative ideas in paleoart, and Cryptozoologicon, a book applying speculative evolution ideas to cryptids, both of which were widely covered in international media. Kosemen is known for his artwork, depicting living and extinct animals as well as surrealist scenes, and his writings on paleoart, speculative evolution, and history and culture in Turkey. Cevdet Mehmet Kösemen (born ), also known by his former pen name Nemo Ramjet, is a Turkish researcher, artist, and author.

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