Sauraneptunia has longer arms, rearing up to drumming her arms which was a modern day gorilla, driven off the theropods by the herd, and traumatize the large Theropods and the big cats.

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Spinosaurus love

A male has todo his job to look good for the girls....Even if she doesn't look very interested.

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Theropod Dinosaur comission

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Pendraig milnerae, a new small-sized coelophysoid theropod from the Late Triassic of Wales: https://t.co/XkAc6mIWKw

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Here’s (“alarming lizard”), a Mongolian tyrannosaur for Art by Dmitry Bogdanov.

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Here’s a more derived tyrannosaur for (“Emperor Dragon”). A small, feathered tyrannosaur with cranial elements that will be present in later tyrannosaurs (fused nasals). From Dilong to T. rex, big things have small beginnings. Art by Alex Lovegrove.

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Since I’ve already talked about Gorgosaurus, here’s another Canadian tyrannosaurid for (“frightful lizard”). Art by .

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Our next tyrannosaur for is (“crown dragon”), my favorite early tyrannosaur. Fantastic art by showing a Guanlong pack being attacked by Sinraptor (center), illustrating the small beginnings of tyrannosaurs.

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Happy holidays! Whatever you are celebrating this time of year i hope it will be nice n chill, and if you aren’t celebrating anything, i stil, hope you find some time to relax!
Drew this simple n cute Sinosauropteryx, becouse we need more theropods with bows.

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Introducing (“elegant jaw”) for It’s also my mother’s second favorite dinosaur, given it’s small size. Compsognathus does serve as a good comparison for smaller theropod dinosaurs, especially coelurosaurs. Art by

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This Coelophysis restoration is a few years old but it still holds up today. I like how there's some speculative feathering covering the body and the feet and legs look skinny and not large or heavily padded as they're commonly portrayed in theropods.

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I have to remind my followers both old and new that I hate Dinosaurs, please stop requesting me to draw your favourite Theropod 😭

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2. Tetanurine theropod from the Upper Jurassic of the Czech Republic (coauthored with Jakub Kowalski): https://t.co/XeTkvt9h4r

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It’s such a bizarre theropod that I want to see how the skull would have functioned with biting and dismembering prey. Plus it belongs to Noasauridae, a group of theropods with unique anatomical features. Art by Tupandactyl.

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Quickie Alioramus! This guy was rlly fun to do ^^
I should really do more paleoart of non-theropods, but come on, i mean look at this guy theropods are awesome!

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