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@MoonZilla4 Gikora is simple a large predator making it simple a neutral force. Being biological, the monster is a descendant of proceratosaurid dinosaurs. It’s size, posture, and ability to breath fire are the only real fantastical bits. Design wise he’s a mix of Yutryannus and Godzilla
Evening folks. Last drawing for this year; kicking it off with Guanlong; a small Proceratosaurid theropod. Proceratosaurids like Guanlong were early Tyrannosauroids and generally seem to have had display crests adorning their skulls.
The Monster of Partridge Creek (the first non-avian dinosaur with filamentous integument in fiction?) accidentally makes for a decent proceratosaurid
First it’s a proceratosaurid and probably the most unique in contrast to Guanlong and Proceratosaurus. Then again proceratosaurids are a rather unique group of tyrannosaurs.
Guanlong and Yutyrannus by @SerpenIllus.
Day 5 #DINOCHALLENGE the Guanlong! A proceratosaurid tyrannosauroid from the late Jurassic, it was much smaller than its more well known descendant, the T-Rex. Drew some inspiration from Turkeys on this one with abit of extra flair. #Dinosaur #PaleoArt
And now the reconstruction itself
Juvenile Guanlong wucaii based on a nearly complete paratype specimen (IVPP V14532).
Despite being well preserved it’s not very well described but I hope it’ll change in the future
P.4
#paleoart #guanlong #sciart #skeletal #proceratosaurid
2. The next #tyrannosaur for #25DaysOfTyrannosaurs will be #Guanlong, a proceratosaurid with a rather remarkable name “Crown Dragon”. Proceratosaurids are known for their small size (with some exceptions), long arms with three fingers, and elaborate crests.