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was a large rhino-like horse-ancestor alive during the Eocene. Most art of the Megacerops make them very rhinolike, so i wanted to embrace the more horse like quality of fur, got a little bit bison-like, but im into it.

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started the hashtag, where he illustrates speculative enclosures for extinct animals. I went with the animal husbandry and thought about possible animal ambassadors. My choice was then . With grapes and figs as payment.

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A simple art to close the night, countdown to Prehistoric Planet.

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I know this isn’t paleoart, but I’m so proud of my human drawing evolution lately. I had to post this lol 😅

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Submitted artworks for the Scientific Illustration Lanzendorf-National Geographic PaleoArt Prize, wish me luck 🤞 I still can submit entry for 2-D Art, but I am unsure what to submit 🤔

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a bit more progress on this piece. the flat colors are almost done and now I'm trying to figure out the lighting.

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Its only records are the last two cervical vertebrae and the first dorsal ones, and as a speculative basis I was inspired by some Titanosauria genera.

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Today's warm-up: My parodoxical love of Hadrosaurs.
On one hand, they're majestic and remind me of a combination of ducks and horses.

Oth... they're so easy to make silly.

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Megaloceros bull with albino cow.
You can see the main references for this in my instagram account👇🏻
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https://t.co/GwAZUWi0Qi

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Thats true. 🤔another fun thing to look up is inaccurate paleoartists pieces... they are super fun LOL

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I hear we're hopping on a art train 👀 Paleoart is something I dabbled in anxiously for a while but have recently begun doing more of, though its not all I do and I'm a beginner. Im so excited to see animated paleomedia that looks like the art that inspires me! https://t.co/vIUfh1mCB1

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Presentación de personaje:

Sami “La Patrullera de 3 cuernos” La Triceratops prorsus de WM 🌋

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Just a pair of some more Paleoart recons: featuring Spinostropheus and Arganasuchus.

Spinostropheus was a bizarre ceratosaurian, likely an Elaphrosaur, from Mid Jurassic Niger. Arganasuchus on the other hand, a fragmentary terrestrial Loricatan from Late Triassic Morocco.

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