I didn't have access to tablet this week, and did not fill my pterosaur-a-week quota. But here is a tease for things to come next week.
Working on my PhD chapter, started questioning validity of claim that all Solnhofen Rhamphorhynchus being R. muensteri, especially R. longiceps. I know there are ontogenic and preservational changes, but, ignoring the size discrepancy, the cranium is just... relatively triangular
@JagJagger00 @BibbityBopBilly @DildayDaniel @Gandalf_Wisdom Kitty, Magik, Emma Frost and Leia. Sassy ladies from Marvel comics.
@ZaragozKing Let's not forget the variety of Pterosaur - like creatures from Empire. And Wolly Rhino and a mammoth from the most recent films. Star Wars is brimming with Palaeo - fauna.
Caviramus - one of numerous, stunning Late Triassic basal pterosaurs. #sciart #myart #palaeoart
Dinner-time colour flats. Work in progress of highly eclectic Caviramus! Elaborate crests, bumpy maxilla, long appendages ... real funky. Might wrap it up later this week. Also, hello to new followers, cheers for helping me hit 900!
I might do a non-pterodactyloid-pterosaur-a-week drawing challenge. So I can create a big composite stack. Which one should I draw next? (also, do feel free to bash on my work - technique, style and accuracy)(I need some constructive criticism to take in with every drawing)
And here is the second basal pterosaur - like anyone, I don't think I wrapped my head around their terrestrial locomotion.