Michael Englishさんのイラストまとめ

A quick pheasant doodle, seen quite a few lately 😀
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@ShKherlen This is very similar to a comic by @FalseKnees

Arizonasaurus doodle, after spending so many years drawing dinosaurs it felt strange drawing a plantigrade bipedal archosaur 😂😅
So this animal wasn't a dinosaur, it belonged to a group known as ctenosauriscidae .

A fairly stylized drawing of Cryolophosaurus the Antarctic theropod.
Back in the Early Jurassic Antarctica was closer to the equator and had a temperate climate. Amazing to think about how the world has changed over the millions of years!

Today's a very special day, it's #internationalhorseshoecrabday (also my birthday!)
Horseshoe crabs are fascinating arthropods that have been around for 244 million years! Sadly though overharvesting for biomedical purposes, food, and habitat destruction has reduced their numbers

A mammal!
Giant sloths were a diverse group of sloths. The most famous ones being the megatheriid sloths, growing as large as an elephant. This individual is the Shasta ground sloth (Nothrotheriops shastensis) it grew just under 3 metres long and could rear up as tall as a man!

Ceratosaurus, a medium sized theropod from the Late Jurassic period.
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#PortfolioDay apparently, here's some of my art!
Hi I'm Michael, I draw a ton of animals and sometimes made up creatures.
I'm ArchosaurArtist on Instagram and Facebook, and you can buy my stuff on https://t.co/gIDj8kgVc1 or https://t.co/o2QvXpQXE3

A Velociraptor doodle, head and neck feathers inspired by vultures, research suggests vultures may have bald and/or short feathers as an adaptation to thermoregulate with sudden changes in temperature. Which is something you see in arid environments, this is a bit speculative.

An Indian vulture (Gyps indicus).
Vultures are one of the most endangered groups of birds, habitat destruction, persecution, poisoning, and bushmeat are factors in their decline. The use of diclofenac however is particularly devastating (1/2)