Junerassic day 15, Einiosaurus procurvicornis. Big shoutout to ADAD for reblogging April's Pachyrhinosaurus just as I was sketching this and making me realize I almost did the same pose for the third time.

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Junerassic day 15, Einiosaurus procurvicornis. Big shoutout to ADAD for reblogging April's Pachyrhinosaurus just as I was sketching this and making me realize I almost did the same pose for the third time.
Dinovember 2025 Days 18 to 25: Medusaceratops, Plateosaurus, Scelidosaurus, Khaan, Icthyovenator, Pelicanimimus, Einiosaurus, and Zalmoxes
Forcing myself to embrace imperfection in my lineart by drawing the constructicons as dinosaurs and leaving the sketch instead of lining it.
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Part 2!
Day 166 of DDD! The Einiosaurus! A centrosaur from upper cretaceous! It had such a weird nasal horn, why? I don't know, I couldn't find why. I am probably blind. Its name also means "Bison lizard" for those who are wondering. It sure was a bison alright.
Einiosaurus
Einiosaurus procurvicornis
A fiery Einiosaurus, genderfluid and androgyne!
Einiosaurus, one of the strangest dinosaurs. The forwards pointing, downward curving horn would seem to interfere with eating, especially if you envision ceratopsians as bison-esque grazers, but they more than likely predominantly browsed on shrubs, using their huge, powerful beaks to cut through tough cycad fronds/woody stems/etc. Reconstructed with speculative soft tissue (the thick orange skin) around the eyes.