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Another one eats the dust
Another one eats the dust
And another one gone, and another one gone
Another one eats the dust…

Ovatiovermis was described recently-ish, from the Burgess Shale. It ate dust.

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My (Twitter) debut as a paleo artist. Gorgosaurus, watercolor pencils. Coloration based on living king vultures

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My submission at Concurso Internacional de Ilustraçao de Dinossauros. I wanted to depict a group of Kairuku grebneffi, swimming alongside to Megalampris keyesi. A snapshot from a submerged New Zealand of the Oligocene.

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Tyrannosaurus Rex sketches based on the old-school reconstructions from my childhood dinosaur books - and a bit of inspiration from Don Bluth's The Land Before Time too; one of my favourite films!

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How many people would be interested in an informal meet up & sketch day at the , looking at & sketching modern animals from a perspective?

If so, which day is better, Thursday or Friday?

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People who pay attention to Paleo documentaries or watch the NHC podcast probably already heard about the upcoming NHK Doc.
I was discussing some stuff on Twitter regarding what appears to be their Rugops when I noticed something which I think is kinda funny.

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Nouveau design de badges pour !
Le Yi qi est un dinosaure réel, malgré ses airs de dragons. Ce dinosaure chauve-souris méritait toute notre attention ! N'hésitez pas à venir en parler avec nous sur notre stand (P666) 🥰

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Okay. You asked, I did it, even though it was hell to draw.

Acinocrinus stichus, “row of thorny rings”. This was a giant “Collins Monster” type Lobopodian, extremely tank animals. Acinocrinus took this to a new level.



More to come soon.

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IX Concurso Internacional de Ilustração de Dinossauros do GEAL

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Another WIP, slowly getting there with the little tyrant. Still very messy and unrendered (I feel very out of practice), but it's gradually building towards something I'm relatively happy with. I'm not looking forward to the legs.

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A very early WIP of a baby tyrannosaur. If you can't tell by the very messy strokes, it's been many years since I've attempted painting. I'm having to relearn a lot of skills, but it's refreshing to take a break from technical drawings and 3D models.

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Phineas doing paleontologist things.

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Aphetoceras, a free-swimming, bottom-dwelling nautiloid from the Ordovician. The 1st artwork I ever shared to social media!

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Amargasaurus! I took a bit of liberty and gave it a long tongue like giraffes have!

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Hey! My name's Tiber, and I'm a digital illustrator and animation student! I do a lot of furry, fantasy, and paleo themed art.

FA: https://t.co/Jqa9HHApkl
TG: @ Tiber / @ tiberart
Curiouscat: https://t.co/RVSGL2u5d1
Patreon: https://t.co/cQ1nRzHZct
Kofi: https://t.co/4i2GdzCgWr

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Fantastical account of ancient marine reptiles and other odd creatures of the time.

"Ancient Dorset"(1830) by English paleontologist/geologist Sir Henry Thomas De La Beche (1796-1855).

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Another paleoartist who deserves a ton of Twitter followers imo: !!! His style is so full of character, and I don't think I've ever been as flattered as when he gave my Zygophyseter the same treatment. https://t.co/8VjFh76ugY

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