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"The Dinosaur Data Book" (1990) p. 117 by Babbletrish Via Flickr: Selected strange illustrations from The Dinosaur Data Book published circa 1990 by The Diagram Group. Illustrators include Grahame Rosewarne, Ashley Best, Darren Bennett, Brian Hewson, Pavel Kostal, Lee Lawrence, Paul McCauley, Philip Patenall, and Micky Pledge (whew). If you hate the fact that velociraptors had feathers, Noasaurus (an early Abelisaur who strongly converged on them) is here for you.
"The Dinosaur Data Book" (1990) p. 125 by Babbletrish Via Flickr: Selected strange illustrations from The Dinosaur Data Book published circa 1990 by The Diagram Group. Illustrators include Grahame Rosewarne, Ashley Best, Darren Bennett, Brian Hewson, Pavel Kostal, Lee Lawrence, Paul McCauley, Philip Patenall, and Micky Pledge (whew). The rarely seen "OMG, look at the size of this thing's claws it must have been a heartless killing machine" Therizinosaur meme.
"The Dinosaur Data Book" (1990) p. 118 by Babbletrish Via Flickr: Selected strange illustrations from The Dinosaur Data Book published circa 1990 by The Diagram Group. Illustrators include Grahame Rosewarne, Ashley Best, Darren Bennett, Brian Hewson, Pavel Kostal, Lee Lawrence, Paul McCauley, Philip Patenall, and Micky Pledge (whew). A surprisingly not-terribly-inaccurate Oviraptor.
"The Dinosaur Data Book" (1990) p. 23 by Babbletrish Via Flickr: Selected strange illustrations from The Dinosaur Data Book published circa 1990 by The Diagram Group. Illustrators include Grahame Rosewarne, Ashley Best, Darren Bennett, Brian Hewson, Pavel Kostal, Lee Lawrence, Paul McCauley, Philip Patenall, and Micky Pledge (whew). Here we have an unfortunate Quetzelcoatlus about to be rear-ended by an airplane.
