Gabriel N. U.さんのイラストまとめ

I just finished the last illustration for the last book in the Extinct series! 🙌 I have spent two years and around two months working on these books and it has been one of the hardest but also most rewarding projects I have been involved in! Over 155 illustrations in total!

Something different in a graphic style, a sketch of two Eobasileus

I am so tired. This gibbon is kicking my ass. Commission.

Campylognathoides liasicus was a small pterosaur with really long wings, which is one of the reasons why I really like it

I am so happy David accepted my color suggestion for this piece when I was commissioned to do the package art for this figure (ataxon I REALLY like). Here’s the package art I did (if you haven’t seen it) and below it look how BEAUTIFUL the figure came out! Can’t wait to have it! https://t.co/yAtwMC2e3b

Also, Ornithosuchus had a very peculiar skull. Quite a bit of room for relatively big eyes!

Quick concept sketch of Ornithosuchus woodwardi (a croc-line archosaur NOT a dinosaur) in alert pose. People who like classical-looking dinosaurs really have to look at Triassic pseudosuchians (croc-line archosaurs)

Progress on the commission involving ants. Getting into the final stage. Spent more time on this than I anticipated.

Silesaurus is known for the Late Triassic of Europe whereas the smaller Lewisuchus is associated with the Middle Triassic of South America

First ornithischians or non-dinosaurian dinosauriforms? Silesaurus (top) and Lewisuchus (bottom)