Dalisaurus Surrealius by Peter Smith

As if there wasn't already a (pleasing, yet obvious) visual undercurrent of notably surreal evident in leading contemporary fine artist, Smith's most famous pieces, he's upped the weird-beard stakes by toying with the concept of Dali-ism.

Or at least, furnishing his slightly odd Impossimals with a deft Salvador touch in his brand new sculpted expression of illustrative intent, 'Dalisaurus Surrealius'.

And what props better creatively symbolise Dali aside from canes to rest outsized animal's chins atop and melted clocks? Precisely, none. Which is why Smith has opted for these two Dali standfirsts so as to convey his message.

Which as ever, is yours to translate. 'Dalisaurus Surrealius' comprises one part of Smith's equally brand new, limited edition print collection - entitled 'Bloodlines' - available this autumn.