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Nuralagus rex, aka BIG CHUNGUS, was a giant rabbit that lived in the island of Minorca in Baleares during the Pliocene.

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2019-08-09

The skull of Diabloceratops sculpted for Beasts of the Mesozoic. Stop by Creative Beast Studio on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter to check out the upcoming ceratopsian series and get more updates.

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2019-08-06

Thanahita, essentially meaning “water goddess”, was a very strange Lobopod. Instead of traditional sclerites running down the trunk (one per segment), it had weird shrub-shaped structures that ran down its back. It also had two kinds of claws.

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2019-08-04

A scene of a Tyrannosaurus rex bringing down an adolescent Edmontosaurus annectens on the bank of a river.

I started working on this one about a month ago. It was inspired by an illustration from The Day of The Dinosaur by John Man.

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2019-08-02

Since I did this sketch on Procreate I can share the video of the process. So here is the time lapse of how I sketched this pair of Xenoceratops

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2019-08-01

Announcement 😊: I have one opening for a commission during the last two weeks of August and then I have a couple of spaces open for September. If you are interested in commissioning work let me know as I am arranging my calendar for the upcoming two months

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2019-08-01

Meet Cambroraster, a new Hurdiid from the Marble Canyon region in close proximity to the Burgess Shale. This animal is... incredibly weird, even for a Hurdiid. It had a tiny body, a giant, spiked head shield, and very strange appendages.

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2019-07-31

And here is the video of the process of reconstructing Thylacosmilus

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2019-07-31

New at of Teratornis, stalking around the ground in pursuit of live prey. Check out the full-size version of this image and mountains of other palaeoart content from just $1 a month. https://t.co/0OsVhBq4sF

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2019-07-31

I was just reminded that I painted this Eotyrannus last year. I'd forgotten it existed.

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2019-07-31

Sprucing up some of my works! Real fun doing some more realistic pieces for a change.

Would anyone be interested in these as a mini print bundle? Are paleo prints a thing people would want? 🦖👀

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2019-07-29

The skull of Medusaceratops sculpted for This was 3d printed and used as a base for the final head sculpted by Simon Panek. Stop by to check it out and get more updates.

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2019-07-28

Some old scientific illustrations that I'm praying I make some more of someday. It's a big bird named Bullock illustration

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2019-07-26

Some paleoart of Lacusovagus, an Azhdarchoid pterosaur described in 2008 by . It lived in the Crato Formation. Follow if you like pterosaurs, they make some amazing skeletals.

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2019-07-26

Morning warmup sketch. A pair of Estemmenosuchus bulls fighting. Estemmenosuchus is a large, middle Permian therapsid genus characterized by having odd antler-like horns and bumps on its skull. This was another taxon sugggested by my IG followers

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2019-07-25

bro, I’m starting to understand how to give muscles form I think. Procreate is ace for doing quick stuff like this

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2019-07-25

Approx. 50 min warmup sketch of the giant pterosaur Quetzalcoatlus northropi. Done with a cursory glance at a skeletal, so proportions may be a bit whack. Had fun with this one! Trying to improve my understanding of colour&light with less emphasis on detail

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2019-07-25

Because it is my warmup sketch for today is a group of Nyctosaurus. Showing possible sexual dimorphism in the bizarre crest of this species. Nyctosaurus is definitely among the most interesting

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2019-07-23

Tamisiocaris and Phragmochaeta in their natural habitat, about 900-1000 meters below the ocean surface. The only thing we know about Tamisiocaris is what their antennae looked like. All else is up to interpretation.

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2019-07-23