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Gorgosaurus in a summer and winter coat for @dinosaurc0mics's weekly challenge.
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#paleoart #paleontology #dinosaur #sketch
#Citipati osmolskae sketch. This would be my first ever #paleoart piece :D. If you have a comment regarding anything (anatomy, rendering, etc) please do so.
#wildlifeart #animalart #procreate
Soft Carnotaurus🌸
~Custom art~
It turned out to be very sweet and soft<3
#lovelyart #commissionart #artwork #dinosaurart #paleoart #carnotaurus #soft
doodle the tiny arms
#carnotaurus #paleoart #paleontology #doodle #dinosaurs
Siamosaurus paleoart
#paleoart #siamosaurus #dinosaurs #draw #paleontology #extinct #animals
Results from the #paleostream
Paracrax (as a hoatzin relative), Ruyangosaurus and Epicyon.
#paleoart #sauropods #bird #dinosaur #dog #china #sciart #scicomm #hoatzin
juvenile #tyrannosaurus sitting politely like a good dog
#paleoart #tyrannosaurid
Working on this #Tyrannosaurus for #Halloween. #paleoart #art #paleontology #dinosaurus #tyrannosaurusrex #theropod
paleoart of the giant aye-aye is scary too but like in a fun way you know like he’s still cute!! unlike megaladapis
I don't remember if I ever posted this lil man here?
Trick o' treatin' Allosaurus from 2018 :) #PALEOctober #paleoart
Results from the #paleostream
Livyatan, Europasaurus, Gerrothorax, Vagaceratops
#paleoart #dinosaurs #sciart #amphibian #ceratopsian
#whale #sciart #scicomm #sketch
Working on paleoart for the first time in a while. Hit the mother lode.
So, these are the three pieces I did for the Tyrannosauroid series by Beast of the Mesozoic: Daspletosaurus, Proceratosaurus and Lythronax #paleoart #sciart #FossilFriday
quick doodle of you-can and blair, as you can see blair is a fatass
#pachyrhinosaurus #einiosaurus #ceratopsian #paleoart
#Paleoctober2021 Day 12: Steropodon! The little egg laying mammal that looked like a niffler lol
#paleoctober #paleoart
#apatosaurusexcelsus
Another skeletal index study. These are taking a little longer than expected 😅 #paleoart #dinosaur @skeletaldrawing #sauropod
One reason I really love the way the oral anatomy is reconstructed in this piece is because of the immediately obvious presence of the glottis, which is rarely depicted in dinosaur paleoart.
It's something that we see in both birds today & non-archosaurian reptiles.