SAURIAのTwitterイラスト検索結果。 682 件中 17ページ目

@mnnnet This model is flawed in many ways and seems to be of the akward teenage-phase of T.rex

Here are some more accurate reconstructions from the Game Saurian, including a growth cycle (by RJ Palmer), the Sue Model of the Field Museum by Blue Rhino and a great render by Digital-Duck

@lijukic This model is flawed in many ways and seems to be of the akward teenage-phase of T.rex

Here are some more accurate reconstructions from the Game Saurian, including a growth cycle (by RJ Palmer), the Sue Model of the Field Museum by Blue Rhino and a great render by Digital-Duck

@carriejay This model is flawed in many ways and seems to be of the akward teenage-phase of T.rex

Here are some more accurate reconstructions from the Game Saurian, including a growth cycle (by RJ Palmer), the Sue Model of the Field Museum by Blue Rhino and a great render by Digital-Duck

@AWolfeful This model is flawed in many ways and seems to be of the akward teenage-phase of T.rex

Here are some more accurate reconstructions from the Game Saurian, including a growth cycle (by RJ Palmer), the Sue Model of the Field Museum by Blue Rhino and a great render by Digital-Duck

@Zlatty This model is flawed in many ways and seems to be of the akward teenage-phase of T.rex

Here are some more accurate reconstructions from the Game Saurian, including a growth cycle (by RJ Palmer), the Sue Model of the Field Museum by Blue Rhino and a great render by Digital-Duck

@matthewjboucher This model is flawed in many ways and seems to be of the akward teenage-phase of T.rex

Here are some more accurate reconstructions from the Game Saurian, including a growth cycle (by RJ Palmer), the Sue Model of the Field Museum by Blue Rhino and a great render by Digital-Duck

@arunreksa_ This model is flawed in many ways and seems to be of the akward teenage-phase of T.rex

Here are some more accurate reconstructions from the Game Saurian, including a growth cycle (by RJ Palmer), the Sue Model of the Field Museum by Blue Rhino and a great render by Digital-Duck

@slatermaus This model is flawed in many ways and seems to be of the akward teenage-phase of T.rex

Here are some more accurate reconstructions from the Game Saurian, including a growth cycle (by RJ Palmer), the Sue Model of the Field Museum by Blue Rhino and a great render by Digital-Duck

@ThomasRohrer216 This model is flawed in many ways and seems to be of the akward teenage-phase of T.rex

Here are some more accurate reconstructions from the Game Saurian, including a growth cycle (by RJ Palmer), the Sue Model of the Field Museum by Blue Rhino and a great render by Digital-Duck

@mudshark58 This model is flawed in many ways and seems to be of the akward teenage-phase of T.rex

Here are some more accurate reconstructions from the Game Saurian, including a growth cycle (by RJ Palmer), the Sue Model of the Field Museum by Blue Rhino and a great render by Digital-Duck

Anyways he gives off some Dino saurian vibes, and a little of the unmade 1994 version 🤷

@orevius I may s h o w

I gotta draw more the cast, but it's a more Sci-Fi setting with some myths and such as it's characters!

The mothman! The headless horseman ect.

Ven has reptilian based powers amd technology, nicknamed "The Saurian"

@MuldiTheKobold I'll enter my saurian gal, Tanith!

Los mundos prehistóricos de Tasha Mukanik, un recorrido por la obra dinosauriana de esta artista canadiense de la mano de @charliecharmer2

https://t.co/wzzyzDTwQ4
#dinosaur #pterosaur #illustration #comic

Dino Fact:

Acheroraptor (Underworld thief) is a Dromaeosaurid from Late Cretaceous North America! It was among the last dromaeosaurs to ever live, as well as the first one found from the Hell Creek Formation, home to big names like T-Rex and Triceratops!

Art: Saurian

@BellyBelting I would like to enter my Saurian gal, Tanith!

Fun fact: The protagonists of my 3 comics are all reptile based

Barak, The Dragon

Alfred, The Snake

Ven, The Saurian/Raptor (featuring R-L0)

Deinocheirus mirificus "mano terrible", basado en la reconstrucción esquelética de Scott Hartman. Gran ornitomimosauriano omnívoro del Cretácico con 11 m. de largo y más de 6 t. de peso. Sus brazos median 2,4 m. y durante mucho tiempo su apariencia fue todo un misterio.
#paleoart

Tail weaponry in ankylosaurs and glyptodonts by
Victoria M. Arbour and Lindsay E. Zanno is now open access:
https://t.co/I2SQtAhAHH
#paleontology #fossils #Ankylosauria #dinosaurs #glyptodons

a small saurian figure thumbnail from today where i was testing something out