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Skull of for series. I'd never heard of this guy prior to sculpting him. Just one of the many things I've learned from working on this project.

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day 2! Kosmoceratops
Another style Dino Cube,, or Dube so to speak.
❤️🧡💛

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Going to my roots with monochrome after getting fed up with how color translates with more bernissartensis studies. I also like this brush from PS CS6’s standard set.

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Lotosaurus, another oddity of the Triassic. A toothless, beaked, herbivorous and sail-backed Poposauroid pseudosuchian (the croc-line archosaurs) that lived during the Middle Triassic of China. There will be text over the upper side of the image

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The Oligocene Pacific had grey, miserable mornings too: see for yourself with my latest post at where the plotopterid Copepteryx braves shoreline drizzle. See it in high-res and find loads of other palaeo content there, from $1 a month. https://t.co/dgsB1VYsyE

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Results from the
Lajasvenator, Helodermoides, Squatinactis and Mimodactylus

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A sketch of Cuvieronius after a good thanksgiving day. After doing some habitat analysis, you’ll notice this guy’s a more mountainous grey than my other elephants.

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I used to be much more active with my art, but I’ve hit kind of a snag in my life; but I hope to get back on my artistic feet someday! I love working on all sorts of creatures; particularly Paleoart, kaiju, dragons, demons, etc. 🙂

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Animal-Like Embryos Evolved Long Before Complex Animals, Scientists Say
https://t.co/0lHs1WSfqg

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Thank you for this! I’m Tyler, and my two great loves are creature design and paleoart!

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Commission I finished for
This is the African dacentrurine stegosaur, Adratiklit boulahfa.

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NOW I have finally done a drawing of the proper History’s journey with this animal sure has been a roller coaster. I implemented the labial scales to this one, too. Sadly the painting doesn’t look as nice as it does on my borrowed laptop that has PS!

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Just a reminder that if we were in the Mesozoic these would be some of the turkeys we could be having for dinner today... or maybe, more likely, many of those turkeys would be having us for dinner today 🦃🦖

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Working on a few new things involving local proboscideans... With an American Mastodon to start.

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16-Million-Year-Old Dominican Amber Reveals Springtails’ Longstanding Dispersal by Social Insects
https://t.co/84c6QhNm0X

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Quick morning warmup sketches. Studies on brontotheriids.

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