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And the first dinosaur to join this new series of drawings is carnotaurus! And as you have guessed I’ll be using the Jurassic World The Game level 40 colors and drawing the species with a little bit more scientific accuracy. You’ll see that more in the next dino!

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Out of all the movies, shows, shorts and more… what’s YOUR favorite?

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If there's another franchise I love besides the Original STAR WARS Trilogy and the Jurassic Park/World Trilogy,
It's the with Godzilla and Kong!!!
GODZILLA (2014)
KONG: SKULL ISLAND (2017)
GODZILLA: KING OF THE MONSTERS (2019)
GODZILLA vs. KONG (2021)

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Dino Fact!

Spinophorosaurus (Spine-bearing Lizard) is a sauropod from Middle Jurassic Africa! It had spikes at the end of its tail, similar to the thagomizers stegosaurs had! It might've used its tail spikes for defense, but it's unclear for now!

Art by Zealandiatherium!

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Last minute post is this anurognathus skull I did this evening. Can't wait to start making models of these little guys, but they all need a bit if work to make them as accurate as possible first.
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There are Videos claiming Jurassic Park and Jurassic World are sexist…

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Today we wanted to show off some of our concepts for the Deinonychus - the raptor that inspired their scaled counterparts in Jurassic Park!
All of the colours are based on their descendants, which one is your favourite?

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Throw back to 2015 and my Raptor Squad piece. Who wants to see more raptors in JW3?

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While not as famous as the Jurassic Coast, Whitby is at the other end of the Jurassic formations that run diagonally through England, and some important crocodylimorph and plesiosaur specimens were discovered there in the mid-1800s.

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thanks to the like / reminder of instagram xD

so here is the beast (I have not clean and texture ... I would when I have the time)

I also add a stick to show the stick size = Alan grant

https://t.co/QtS9EWBmdA

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Two Rhamphorhynchus depicted after a recently rewatch of Walking with Dinosaurs.
Rhamphorhynchus muensteri is one of the best known pterosaurs, mainly due to the full remains of individuals which preserves even soft tissues.

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