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apparently its #PortfolioDay! I draw dinosaurs, pterosaurs, mosasaurs, ammonites and kin e.c.t but mainly focus on maniraptoran dinosaurs, nyctosaurid pterosaurs and azhdarchid pterosaurs!!!
A lovely diorama illustrating an environment from the Morrison Formation. It features the enormous Brachiosaurus and a few pterosaurs!
Design by @StievenVdP
https://t.co/5nGbYbVHMb
Listening to the latest episode of Terrible Lizards with @Dave_Hone and @iszi_lawrence about Anurognathid pterosaurs as I work. Great as always! As you may know I really like anurognathids!
As you might have noticed.... I think non-pterodactyloid pterosaurs are rather neat.
thank you for the 2 second lag Antro!
I go by Petite Paleoartist informally and Sauriazoicillus formally! I'm an amateur paleoartist who specialises in dinosaurs, pterosaurs and ammonoids. (im tryna extend into fish tho)
tagging @fishboy86164577 @FYutyrannus @GabiVintescu https://t.co/8S4HflTGVN
thank you so much for the lag Lori!
I go by Petite Paleoartist informally and Sauriazoicillus formally! I'm an amateur paleoartist who specialises in dinosaurs, pterosaurs and ammonoids. (im tryna extend into fish tho)
tagging @LancianIdolatry @aldrich_kia @crabba1t https://t.co/RFfiy1mYR8
Dearc (green), as it compares to other non-pterodactyloid pterosaurs [not to scale]
Introducing Little Pterosaurs! Five sets of flying friends! Perfect size for on the go trips!
Get them while they last by commenting down below!
Dear pterosaur people:
What is this ligament and where is it attaching to in the torso? I thought the ligament from the pteroid was supposed to connect to the deltopectoral crest, but here that's a totally different ligament, so guess not? #pterosaurs #anatomy #paleoart
#AvianReptiles known as #pterosaurs lived in North America 84-86 million yrs ago. #Pteranodon was an important part of the Animal Kingdom that lived in & around the Western Interior Seaway that covered much of #Colorado. Shale on Dinosaur Ridge formed from that ancient seafloor.
Guidraco. I feel like everything I draw is an experiment with process, lol. This was very straightforward, minimal brush use, very few layers. I love pterosaurs, they're as familiar as they are strange. As usual, not an expert, anatomical critique welcome!
Let me get this straight:
-Reptile
-Flies on wings of skin
-Toothy (most of the time)
-Comes with or without a tail
-Sometimes has head adornments
Yeah, pterosaurs are dragons but real.
In all the #PrehistoricPlanet excitement, a new Azhdarchid pterosaur from South America slipped through the cracks! Meet the 86 million year old "Dragon of Death" - #Thanatosdrakon! #pterosaurs #paleontology
https://t.co/hTAtLDumWU
barbaridactylus boyfriend for myself. He's totally dating this other guy. I love pterosaurs so much
https://t.co/k2rtOcREAq
@KurtMNehrbass The eyes look tiny on these giant pterosaurs, not because they are particularly small but because the skull of these animals were around 3 meters long.
Night 2 at #pint22 in Edinburgh was all about paleontology for me; great talks, great pints, great fun!
📷 Credit to Natalia Jagielska, who's enthusiasm for Pterosaurs was incredible