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More #MorrisonWeek stuff!
Hesperornithoides, Hesperosaurus, Brachiosaurs and Glyptops.
#paleoart #dinosaurs #sauropods #turtles #stegosaur #sciart
🦃 Ornithological miscellany V.3
London: Trübner and Co., Bernard Quaritch, R.H. Porter, 1876-1878.
https://t.co/uHN2OSbyEq
@MeIloRange Hi I’m Ornitho/Ori and I draw cats a lot! Mostly OCs but recently I’ve been trying out some fandoms
🌎 Ibis
[London]Published for the British Ornithologists' Union by Academic Press.
https://t.co/jLptnlPNZy
I did numerous of Morrison Formation drawing back to 2019. Started digital drawing 2 years ago and here are my early works. #MorrisonWeek
Coelurus/Hesperornithoides/Barosaurus/Cteniogenys
Here is an entry for @EDGEinthewild Morrison formation week
A Hesperornithoides with a probably disproportionately large wing
Many thanks to @JoschuaKnuppe for having those process(?) videos
Really helped my learning process
#morrisonweek
#morrisonformationweek
#morrisonmay
🦃 Ornithology
Edinburgh: W.H. Lizars, 1853-1855
https://t.co/6OBV3oO7Fy
🌎 Ibis
[London]Published for the British Ornithologists' Union by Academic Press.
https://t.co/jJImxt2EvD
🌎 Ibis
[London]Published for the British Ornithologists' Union by Academic Press.
https://t.co/A5wrg7CriT
#artinspirations
Bringing this series back!
One of my favorite ornithological artists Louis Agassiz Fuertes was very clearly inspired by his predecessor Audobon, but I feel his art has its own unique charm that sets it aside in its own right.
Birds in the park; Birds through the year, by Winifred Austen et al....... 1922, BHL/AMNH...... https://t.co/81aqqmgY4k #birdillustration #birds #ornithology
Here's ArkAdes the ornitocheirus for the #DinosaurDay
The noisiest and the nastiest AU Ark
#paleoart #dinosaurart #ornithocheirus #baryonyx
Dino Fact:
Chirostenotes (Narrow Handed) is an oviraptorid from Late Cretaceous Canada. It's had an odd history, with its feet being misidentified as a new ornithomimid and named Macrophalangia and its beak mistaken for a bird's and named Caenagnathus.
Art: Daniel Bensen
Thescelosaurus was an ornithopod dinosaur that was relatively common in areas it was found; in Hell Creek alone, it was the 3rd most numerous dinosaur species found! It also sported thick arms which may have aided in burrowing. Diggin’ it!
🌎 Ibis
[London]Published for the British Ornithologists' Union by Academic Press.
https://t.co/ShErweJ6LD
Birthday in the park: Henry Eeeles Dresser, 1838-1915, businessman and ornithologist........https://t.co/DAozVjtZ8Y
@Moodledoodlee Hoi I’m Ornitho and I draw cats for a questionable amount of time !