Compsognathus head model, Oxford Museum. Note: absolutely all colored paleoart works can be disputed, because colors are actually unknown (except in very rare cases). Objections concerning the presence of feathers and the pronation of the limbs are only valid if the fossils offer certainty that the paleoartist would have ignored. This certainty is lacking for Compsognathus.
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