AMNHのTwitterイラスト検索結果。
パラエオスキンクス(左)描いてみました。
今ではほぼほぼ疑問名になってるらしく、中でも保存状態の良さで有名な標本“ＡＭＮＨ5665”は現在エドモントニア(右)とされています。
outro wipzinn
to tentando atualizar o maximo q der pq amnh vou passar o dia fora😭
Meu irmão teve pena de mim e me deixou mexer mais um pouco no Pc
Fiz a line e a cor base da pelee
Agr só amnh ksjs
Birds of the park: Birds through the year, by W Beach Thomas and A K Collett, 1922, BHL/AMNH ...... https://t.co/81aqqmgY4k #birds #ornithology #birdillustration
Re-posting the individual redesigns so avoid Twitter's stupid cropping effect.
Here's my Prehistoric Rexy. I based the color scheme off Steve Kirk's rexes (namely the one that inspired the one in Trespasser.) Also, her overall look I based more directly off of AMNH 5027.
Holy god, so turns out I massively oversized my Rex at 12.4m in length so now I've reduced it to a more average 11.8m, about the same size as AMNH 5027. Don't hurt me! As an apology, take a bonus piece I'm working on now.
With the focus on Ubirajara lately, I think it's a good time to point out that the AMNH has a large collection of Brazilian fossils that were acquired illegally. It includes pterosaurs like this Anhanguera sp. (AMNH 22555) as well as a multitude of fishes and invertebrates.
Hj a live foi pog demais kkkkkk obg sempee td mundo que tem aparecido!!! Amnh collab de gartic phone com o @GuaraOokami e + vtubers incriveis!! E quarta continuar o joguinho da voz!!!
@batteethh These ones. I've always liked seeing Charles R. Knight's old artworks at the AMNH, especially with the Allosaurus, Apatosaurus, Edmontosaurus, and the woolly mammoth herd.
@troodonvet Quick study I did with AMNH 11269, not very experienced in doing prehistoric sloths but the way I use to anthromorphize animals is morph their skull so they have binocular vision as pictured below
Style and patterns are entirely yours, hope this helps
Birds in the park; Birds through the year, by Winifred Austen et al....... 1922, BHL/AMNH...... https://t.co/81aqqmgY4k #birdillustration #birds #ornithology
fruitsoftheweb:
“About 100 million years ago, Pterodaustro guinazui lived in what is now Argentina, and likely filter-fed as flamingos do today. © AMNH“ https://t.co/KkDXt77ZFg
@chaiteaae @Sketchy_raptor You are right, and in fact if I had to bet my life I would say that it is AMNH 5027 for his teeth
Birds in the park: Bird world : a bird book for children, by J H Stickney et al ..... 1898, BHL/AMNH .........https://t.co/rpjZXNeCCO #birdillustration
Birds in the park: Stories about birds of land and water, by Mary and Elizabeth Kirby, 1874, BHL/AMNH....https://t.co/Ool7WkHsp6 #birdillustration #birds
The AMNH Anhanguera in an unpublished plate from my PhD thesis. More information on this specimen here: https://t.co/TaVYnaLKZV
#FossilFriday
@ausar_the Did they say what museum it's at? It's reminiscent of Knight's La Brea mural at the AMNH, but is clearly a different piece/artist.