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@archaeoraptor Cryolophosaurus was the first theropod found in Antarctica and was almost called Elvisaurus because of its pompadour shaped crest. They also have a hard time classifying this fella! It was thought to be related to Dilophosaurus but its now found to be unrelated
Looks like I don't #GetMyArtUnderwater very often, but I did manage to find these four examples. In order of appearance we have a pod of Peregocetus, Muzquizopteryx and Clidastes (with Pepemkay and Pachyrhizodus), some modern day Manatees, and a pair of Pannoniasaurus
did a quick bust in forger to try and figure out dinosaur neil some more. im mot sure if i want him to have two rows of spines like current reconstructions of the amargasaurus or just 1... heres a hastily thrown together page of some angles lol
Day 21 is stagosaur Hesperosaurus who’s sporting some rosie colours.
#dinovember #stegosaur
Currently I’m undergoing a lesson in torture. It’s called “digital painting.”
#paleoart #digitalpainting #art #qianzhousaurus #JurassicWorldEvolution2
Brontosaurus // Dinovember 2021 - Day 23
Making the Dinovember list by p.uco on Instagram 🐊
Days I WON'T be making : 3 - 4 - 11 - 16 - 17 - 19 - 24 - 27
#artgallery #artlovers #artist #artwork #dinosaur #drawing #illustration #digitalart #dinovember2021 #laumirez #Brontosaurus
#JurassicPark King
#Spinosaurus, #TyrannosaurusRex and #Giganotosaurus
Art by Heitoresco at ArtStation
artes_heitorescas at Instagram
#thelostworldjurassicpark #jurassicpark3 #jurassicworld #jurassicworldfallenkingdom #JurassicWorldDominion #JurassicWorldCampCretaceous #dinosaurs
CHECKLIST UPDATE: Roar Attack Ceratosaurus — Updated HD Gallery and Where To Buy Links, only on https://t.co/8ImlooYFCd!
#collectjurassic #matteljurassicworld #mattel #jurassicworld #campcretaceous #jurassicworldcampcreaceous #jurassicworlddominion #toynews #toys
@RoninSealArt @FortniteGame @FNCreate Him and my rendition of Truckasaurus would be great teammates 👍🏾
#PRDinovember2021 13. Lethal Defences: Kentrosaurus. A group of Kentrosaurus make a show of force and display their formidable spikes to deter a passing Torvosaurus ingens.
This feels similar to the time I spent weeks on a big Spinosaurus illustration, and released it......only for the Spino eel-tail discovery to drop.
Paleontology is such a fast-moving field, you have to sprint to keep up!