Color pencil impressions of Fukuivenator paradoxus, a strange, basal, possibly omnivorous Therizinosaur from the Early Cretaceous Kitadani Formation of Japan
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Color pencil impressions of Fukuivenator paradoxus, a strange, basal, possibly omnivorous Therizinosaur from the Early Cretaceous Kitadani Formation of Japan
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Sillosuchus taking a nap under a tree near an oasis
Suchomimus hunting some fish
Shuvosaurus siblings exploring the forest undergrowth
Fukuivenator rivals fighting for dominance
I feel like 20 minute intervals is not the best way to develop a new artstyle, but i felt adventurous :3 i referenced some pics of landscapes to help make each one look different cause i am not super great at painting backgrounds X3c
Ancient paleojunk I did when I was 13 in early 2016. Obvious Cicchetti, Smaniotto and Martyniuk inspiration here. I'm glad to see my love of raptorial avisaurs ended up being vindicated. Someday everyone else will love opposite-birds just as much as I do.
The last one has a fun(?) story, I had a biology project, which I chose to due on Confuciusornis, obviously, and it was an infographic set on a big cardboard sign where numerous people would walk by and look. I remember seeing people get upset and turn away from my perfectly fine bird mauling illustration. SAD!
Fukuivenator from the manioraptor clade (skillful reptiles) in a Japanese accent 🍡
I thought for a long time about a correct but lively portrayal of these theropods Their face design is based on Kabuki makeup called Kumadori and the rest of the body is based on cranes
They are up for adoption!
It's 20$ each via PayPal and the money goes for the artist's further paleo education ~
Fukuivenator paradoxus
Some of my recent 3d models I’m really proud of!
Made in blender!
From last Fridays paleosteam
Sillosuchus foraging on horsetails.
Suchomimus stares at you in curiosity.
Shuvosaurus running across fallen logs.
Fukuivenator yawing.