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I draw mostly paleoart consisting of mostly birds and dead almost birds with a bit of other stuff

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2021-10-05

another little treat for yall, a butterfly a friend of mine designed and a proud

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2021-10-05

Finally did a thing after like, idk, a year…. Ok I have more but I either didn’t finish them or I’m not confident in them enough to share.

And I’ve fallen in love with caenagnathids

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2021-10-04

day 3 - 'Dream'. Trying some paleoart with a dreamy Diplocaulus scene!

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2021-10-04

Results from the
Martinichtys, Xenocranium, Amanzia and Ceratosuchops.

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2021-10-03

A quick and easy entry to my "Pop-Culture Paleontology" series, featuring Ground Sloths!

Despite their diversity, it's amazing that Sid remains the most famous ground sloth in fiction xD.

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2021-10-03

Sinosauropteryx prima! I really like this little boy!! <3

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2021-10-03

Yorokobe degenerates! Aspiring LN author and artist, this is (obviously) an 18+ account. Expect anime lewds, ABDL, paleoart and creature art.

Minors GTFO!

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2021-10-03


プテラノドンを描いてみました。
白亜紀の空を飛んだ代表的な翼竜の一種です

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2021-10-02

Cuba was once a crazy place, filled with many giant predatory birds, small sloths, large rodents, flightless cranes and one big insectivore. I hope this size chart will inspire you to dive deeper into this wonderful lost world.

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2021-10-02

when i heard the name Hell Heron i simply could not resist adding a bit more heron to it. not too versed in but this was fun!!

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2021-10-02

What the heck: one more post because it's the weekend. Here's Pterodactylus walking along, showing how pterodactyloids held their limbs when on the ground. I really tucked the membranes in here: I wonder if we generally make them a little slack.

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2021-10-02