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A little dilophosaurus that I’ve forgotten to post for a while :0
#Dilophosaurus
On a bit of an Allosaur craze. They’re such handsome animals if done correctly. #allosaurus #sciart #paleoart
Few years back, attempted a redo of it. It's definitely an improvement in skill but anatomically sucks as well, albeit to a lesser extent.
This time, the "wings" are two rows of bristles. Bristles which are found in its only closest relative to preserve filaments: Psittacosaurus
Tylomon
(Tylosaurus)
Ocean Dragon
Attacks:
Torpedo Attack
Terror Plankton
Hydro Wave
Huge congratulations to @gsciencelady & colleagues on this very exciting new publication! Elsa discovered this important fossil in 2017 while part of the NatSci family and the specimen now rest safely within our collection. #StEiggosaurus #FossilFriday https://t.co/b6Yb1HdYmy
Finished this Spinosaurus design for @FIREW0LF500 !! Creataceous Drift is just the general name of the design, give them any name you want, hope you like!
#CriticalRoleSpoilers
#criticalrolefanart
Calebsaurus uses the Jester Dicer in a hunt that was really not a fair fight.
This is a close representation of what Majsasaurus looks like ✌️ (does anyone of you remember when I used my real face as my icon, ahaha, good times!) https://t.co/kqYp05vlJD
My #paleoart reconstruction of our #StEiggosaurus from #IsleofEigg. I chose #watercolours in a vivid pallete, inspired by Scottish illustrator #MairiHedderwick's travel sketches from the Hebrides. Finished with fineliner and coloured pencil. #Scotland #ThyreophoranThursday
@anatotitan Oh, you have a Tylosaur riding a rogue wave while a Nyctosaurus flies nearby? There’s a timespan of several million years for that to have occurred, and over that time, it probably happened almost exactly like you drew it at least once
Neon genesis Evangelion gaghiel but as an actual plausable-ish animal. This is still a wip and yes the sinornithosaurus is ready.
In the 1800’s, the bones of a sea serpent were discovered. Scientists named the reptile, Basilosaurus. As it turns out, they were...not quite right.
From @TedRechlin’s book, 50 Million Years of #Whales, coming holiday 2020. #cetaceans #paleoart #illustration #books #evolution
El Bradsaurus no dijo "¡Eso Brad!"...... https://t.co/Fw6vxN91Ve
Bone #histology resembled a group of #dinosaurs that incl. Stegosaurus (called thyreophorans). It was probably a juvenile, & bite marks show it was scavenged after death. #IsleofEigg was under a shallow sea in the #Jurassic, #StEiggosaurus washed into it after death. [4/7]