A quick study of the giant Triassic dicynodont Lisowicia bojani for and
My first dicynodont drawing and what better start than this Polish giant?

Used the skeletal from it's description paper as reference (https://t.co/eG23ZeBKJZ)

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My contribution to Here a male Longisquama attempts to display to a speculatively sexually dimorphic female by flashing the huge elaborate structures on his back.

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A quick and very speculative 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)

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Morning warmup sketch. One of my favorite non mammalian cynodonts, Trucidocynodon riograndensis from Late Triassic South America. A good-sized carnivorous Ecteniniid cynodont that was a small Triassic tiger. Perfect for

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The Permo-Triassic titanopterans like Gigatitan and the Cretaceous cockroach Manipulator are some prehistoric examples.

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I guess I have to say happy too:
Happy Triassic week guys!!

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Random Sharovipteryx sketch from yesterday night @

Yes, I was brain dead while making this lol




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Unfortunately, I have no work on yet, so enjoy my old drawings of

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So it's Well, while I work on something for it, here's a selection of some of my favourite pieces set during the Triassic period during last year's Dinovember.

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Bringing this one back for
My other Triassic stuff is a bit older
Shringasaurus (Sep 2017)
Shonisaurus (Dec 2017)
Atopodentatus (May 2016)
Coelophysis (October 2014)

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One of the most iconic animals from the Triassic is the INCREDIBLY long necked, 𝘛𝘢𝘯𝘺𝘴𝘵𝘳𝘰𝘱𝘩𝘦𝘶𝘴. Found at Monte San Giorgio, one species captured its prey by ram-feeding.
https://t.co/U2pVG7UdL1

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Here's PMBO with a paleoart grand artwork!, a piece on which I was working on in the last pair of weeks. I'm greatly proud of the outcome 🤩🎨

Here, a pair of Herrerasaurus in their triassic landscape
are sensing the upcoming storm 🦖🏜️⛈️

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oh, me and Scylacosauridae from middle permian to early triassic? ohh yeah we go waaay back haha

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Threat display.

One of the many Triassic oddball reptiles, Drepanosaurus was seemingly a cross between a chameleon and an anteater. Nice to do a personal piece once in a while, even if it is just a little drawing.

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