I realized I have never reconstructed Pterodaustro guinazul, so I decided to do this quick sketch of this famous, filter feeding pterosaur for

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Caviramus - one of numerous, stunning Late Triassic basal pterosaurs.

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2700 people, hello! Here’s a new piece; Aerotitan sudamericanus, a medium-sized Azhdarchid pterosaur from South America. Wanted to try out different stuff with this one. The pterosaur is drawn only with a low opacity “pencil” brush.

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Doodle of my pterosaur harpy, Tenda, that i ended up messing with colors for a bit

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It's sunset and where is your child? Waiting for you to feed them, obviously! Get this print of an Anhanguera pterosaur with its child in a variety of sizes in a black or white frame with mat. Shipping worldwide.
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Introducing artist Júlia d'Oliveira.

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I might do a non-pterodactyloid-pterosaur-a-week drawing challenge. So I can create a big composite stack. Which one should I draw next? (also, do feel free to bash on my work - technique, style and accuracy)(I need some constructive criticism to take in with every drawing)

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And here is the second basal pterosaur - like anyone, I don't think I wrapped my head around their terrestrial locomotion.

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Warmup sketch. Hypothetical evolution of from a lagerpetid/scleromochlus-like ornithodiran, taking an arboreal route. Hopefully one day we will be able to find some of these intermediate taxa! Late for

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"The weirdest things people have thought about by Timur Sivgin in Manospondylus blog

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Drawing more monsters for my horror game! Drawing some pterosaur-like monsters. This ones a mum. tune in here: https://t.co/PDciGDrbe0

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Here is the video process of how I created this sketch of an indeterminate anurognathid pterosaur. Done in

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The second article all about the of This time taking a look at the first to take to the skies. this with the https://t.co/WZZAkPw9Ft

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WIP of the pterosaur Eudimorphodon ranzii. Come join him at the Zorzino lagoon spa!

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If I had a pterosaur his name would be archibald the destroyer and I would feed him lots of treats https://t.co/0HIObuF7Um

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I had to retweet this.

Pretty much entirely because of “PterosaurPtuesday”

Maps to one of my favorite children’s books, P is for Pterodactyl https://t.co/de04YpkY5G

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Las amables criaturas mesozoicas de Bekah Cohen:

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This is a big deal because, in > 200 years of research, we've never had any hints about how non-pterodactyloids walked. All trackways known to date belong to pterodactyloids: short-tailed, long-armed pterosaurs of Late Jurassic and Cretaceous age. (Walking azhdarchids pictured)

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