Scott Reidさんのイラストまとめ

The other week I sketched the elusively figured dicynodont Shaanbeikannemeyeria, whose skull I'd never seen figured up until someone shared an illustration of it with me not long ago. As far as I know there aren't any other recons out there, probably for the same reason, but...

Turning Gigan into a Muto has been done before, but I've been having my own ideas for it

And Day 12 is Heptasuchus. Most North American 'rauisuhians' are either poposaurs or rauisuchids, so it's unique for being the only 'mid-grade' 'rauisuchian' found there. Briefly described in 1979, a full osteology was published last year! Stem-#Croctober

Apteribis was a flightless ibis from Hawaii with tiny wings. Preserved feathers indicate it was mottled brown, suggesting it could be paedomorphic. With a long probing bill, it may have been Hawaii's equivalent of a kiwi. #IslandFaunaWeek #paleoart [3/n]

A long overdue update on my many-years-old Balaur bondoc. The original drawing was made way back when I'd really just started getting into drawing digitally and when Balaur was still a raptor, how things have changed.

A little Legendary Anguirus design because the #Monsterverse is sorely missing the best boy.

#Anguirus #Godzilla #ゴジラ #GodzillaVsKong

@Synapsida I see, thanks for clarifying! So the "female" morph would be expected to look something more like this then?

A quick and very speculative #TriassicWeek themed sketch of a purported female Placerias. I've read that only half or so specimens actually have the unique fake-tusk 'horns', suggested to be sexual dimorphism, which I don't think I've ever seen reconstructed. But... (1/2)

Sketches of Sinornithosaurus, Edaphosaurus, Pachycostasaurus and Tenontosaurus from last night's Flocking Together on #Paleostream.

Cleaned up sketches from tonight's Flocking Together on #Paleostream, featuring Sinomacrops, Styxosaurus (personal fave of the night), Mekosuchus, and Plesiosuchus!