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Thought it would be fun to take part in todays stream chalenge.
A very basic sketch of a Falcatakely looking at a fish.
A Coelophysis chasing a small pterosaur
A Koolasuchus from below
And a kinda creepy Pterodaustro,only I made the eye pink ish instead of the body.

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2020-11-28

Good old 20-minute flocking together sketches!
Koolasuchus, Falcatakely and Pterodaustro.

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2020-11-28

Pterodaustro had thousands of modified teeth that looked like bristles & helped filter plankton from the ocean, just like a whale! Its diet likely gave it a pink colour.

(Credit: Rodrigo Vega)

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2020-11-03

Breaking the silence on my blog with a new and some new The bizarre filterfeeding Thank you for the input on my art idea. https://t.co/G3J7yoWjN5

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2020-04-20

Decided to draw Pterodaustro, this filter feeding pterosaur modified its teeth into long slender pegs to strain small crustaceans from the water.

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2020-03-03

I realized I have never reconstructed Pterodaustro guinazul, so I decided to do this quick sketch of this famous, filter feeding pterosaur for

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2020-02-25

Dusted off this old Pterodaustro embryo this morning, as it might be used in a publication. A little rough around the edges still, but an improvement on the 2017 version.

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2020-02-17

not-#dinovember day 7: Pterodaustro guinazui. Figures at some point I had to draw the flamingo pterosaur.

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2018-11-07

Second entry, a pterodaustro beak piercing through the shallow waters of the mangroves

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2018-08-02

Pterodaustro was a flying dinosaur from the Cretaceous of South America. It had a bizarre set of teeth, similar to some whales, which was used to catch small organisms from the sea.

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2018-07-22