Dinosaurs and Friends

Assorted prehistoric animals and the occasional bird.

[glacierclear]

old dino doodles

[scienceskink]

I will find you in every life (threat)

I am forever fascinated by the arms race between coelurosaurs and ceratopsians. Among the most famous rivals in palaeomedia growing up was Velociraptor and Protoceratops, Tyrannosaurus and Triceratops, and of course I had to add two of my faves, Gorgosaurus and Styracosaurus!

Long time followers may recognise the bottom two skulls as art I have made previously, fun fact I have been sitting on this idea for a little over two years!

[beaubees]

Nasutoceratops Titusi 🌱

[alaskanay]

Vintage Magazine Cover | Austroraptor

This was my part of a paleoartist collab! Based the layout off of Leyendecker's beautiful work - genuinely had so much fun with this one <3

[ryvnveil]

— Pachyrhinosaurus

[ryvnveil]

— Rhamphorhynchus

[scienceskink]

Dimetrodon, everyone's favourite not-a-dinosaur

[paleo-bug]

[ryvnveil]

one and the same

[talibri]

It's psit[taco]saurus tuesday

[splicerparade]

A piece from this past December. I was lucky enough to be commissioned to draw an Archaeopteryx loving life!

[vidosvit]

Gorgonopsids

[hybridfauna]

Some dinos I drew recently

[alopesart]

An oxalaia sp. tries to catch a brasileodactylus sp. while onchopristis sp. swims safely away. Maybe an ordinary scene in the late cretaceous of northwest Brasil. (100.5–66 Ma).

This is not my best work, I must say. Despite this, I had fun!!

[themeeplord]

Saw some pictures of hooded crows playing in the snow and wanted to redraw them as silly little dromaeosaurs.

The pictures are under the cut!

Fully inspired and referenced from these three pictures taken and posted on Instagram by Satu Liljeqvist.

Link to post: https://www.instagram.com/p/DRXfQQqCH_r/

[adamworks]

Day 24: Gobiazhdarcho tsogtbaatari

[tinylongwing]

Half hour environment sketch, Tasmania, late Cretaceous. Leaellynasaura mid-molt out of summer browns and into winter whites scans the landscape in the weak fading Antarctic sunlight.