Dromaeosaur at Dusk.
A speculative dromaeosaur, inspired by modern day vultures. Whilst many species were undoubtedly predatory, perhaps some were also carrion-feeders, cleaning up the carcasses left behind by larger carnivorous theropods.

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003: Compsognathus + Gouldian Finch
Compsognathus was a small but feisty theropod from late Jurassic Europe. What if...CHONKY. FEATHERED. COMPY? Beautiful, but frightening. 🙈
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Chilantaisaurus was an 11-metre-long theropod dinosaur from the Late Cretaceous.

(Credit: Compiler)

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001: Concavenator + Greater Roadrunner!

Concavenator was a theropod in early Cretaceous Spain. They didn't have protofeathers all over, but there is evidence of quill knobs on the arms. It's day 8 and here's my first one, WHATEVER 😎

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Giganotosaurus (upper) and Mapusaurus (bottom). I later learned on a Theropod Discord Group that my Giga is actually too fuzzy, but otherwise I'm happy with the results.

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A new species of named cani was recently described in Cretaceous Research. This study was conducted by Elisabete Malafaia of the and was based on fossils from the Lower of Spain. To know more: https://t.co/ij8nUu7na5

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Finally, the `cemitério dos pterossauros´ shows the co-occurrence of two pterosaur species, & Caiuajara, and a theropod dinosaur, the recent-published Vespersaurus, can confidently be regarded as part of the same paleobiological community. Welcome to Cretaceous Park!

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Got a new tablet, had to try it, random theropod eye and facial feathers.

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they're literally just a theropod and I feel like it somehow makes it more funny

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I guess I'll post something for Currently working on:
Feria d'Arles by
Purgatory by
Theropods by (https://t.co/gaIhVcC5ms)
My own things too - An Eternity, Reflecting for

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Good evening everyone! Tonight’s Dino of the day is jinfengopteryx! Jinfengopteryx was a theropod discovered in China 🇨🇳. It’s name means “golden Phoenix feather”, taken from “Jinfeng” in Chinese folklore. See you explorers tomorrow! 🤠
Credit: Emily Willoughby ()

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Vespersaurus paranaensis! A new dinosaur species published today by Max Langer and colleagues, including Martin Ezcurra from . It is the most complete neotheropod discovered in Brazil so far! The paper is Open Access!
https://t.co/cUBRD70YqL

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Updated theropods. Finally finished drawing them all. I might do a version with realistic markings at some point. Maybe even a few versions with different markings. We shall see.

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- Any pride flag (I can put two on one flag like in the example below!)
- Any dinosaur as long as it fits on the base!
- Small theropod can be raptors/dilos/etc, Large/medium can be rexes/allos/gigas/etc!

To claim a slot, DM me on here/FA/DA!

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So, yeah... lips on theropods, right?
Hear me out: Wattle?!
I'd even go further: PYCTO-FEATHER-WHISKERS.....

Whatcha say?

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But feathers on early theropods was pretty much restricted to "Syntarsus" and those two instances of C. bauri. Other appearances of it go with a scaly depiction (artwork by Neil Lloyd unless I'm mistaken). And of course they also described the outdated cannibalism meme

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Highlights from the
Giganotosaurus, Ambopteryx, Maarapunisaurus and Adocus.

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