I'm Writing

Here’s my hyperfixations :) — dinosaurs, history, classics, spec evo, pretty landscapes, BIRDS, writing

[knarme-art]

Another commission done, for Zapsalight on Twitter! My commissions are open.

[saint-nevermore]

susan and her babies

[emychu-art]

Putting your dromaeosaur in a Snood is a great way to keep them warm in winter AND keep calm during firework displays or thunderstorms!!***

*** we take no responsibility for any injuries sustained while trying to put a dromaeosaur in a Snood

[saint-nevermore]

who's a pretty bird

[tertiadecimapostolus]

Gorgonopsia

[orange-circuits]

deinonychus group running around in the forest, inspired by a dream i had last night

[wobblyworks]

A full animation using toon shaders! I'm really liking this style!

[sketchy-as-fork]

Emissaries of the Low Sun

featuring a Carnotaurus with very long horns

[chestnutroan]

Homo Sapiens boy together again with his Neanderthal girl on the first warm day of Spring

[knuppitalism-with-ue]

Results from the #paleostream

Taurovenator, Ardetosaurus and Haseneura.

[berensreverie]

Baby albino changyuraptor spooked by her own reflection, realizing that she's not like her other siblings.

[muddaisy]

I wish people realized what a waste it is that they're not putting butches in their things. So often I see a male character and think if he was a butch woman he'd be the best female character of all time

[heartshop]

The internet is such a beautiful haunted echoey warehouse

[sticksandsharks]

Well, you heard it here first, folks.

Little side comic for my SBCF24 debut, Sacred Bodies.

ba'it babies? important.

[moochingvanze]

I thought "What if the smaller theropods acted similar and bit like tyrannosaurid tails"

[megahertzmaroon]

“I was sent to Earth to guide the Father’s experiments, no matter their size, strength, or teeth. They recognized our halos, one looked into my eyes and I knew it in my heart that they were also the Father’s Children.”

[65mystery]

@colored-1n you like ultrakill i Swear

[sothasil]

based on sinomacrops, one of my favorite little extinct buggers, and flash photos of night birds