flocking!! it's been hard to join lately because of the late time (and i'm just tired all the time), but i'm happy to draw along when i can. here is: Himalayasaurus, Typothorax, Lunataspis and Kunpengopterus, more info in id!
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flocking!! it's been hard to join lately because of the late time (and i'm just tired all the time), but i'm happy to draw along when i can. here is: Himalayasaurus, Typothorax, Lunataspis and Kunpengopterus, more info in id!
Kunpengopterus was a roughly dove sized mid Jurassic pterosaur known from Northeast China. It was unique in that it had an opposable "thumb" presumably in order to help it grasp and climb through branches
Last night's flockign paleostream paleoart :3
Himalayasaurus, Typothorax, Lunataspis, Kunpengopterus
Lychee with some lovecore theming
paleo doodles from today :^) Kunpengopterus, Spinosaurus, pretty generic tyrannosaurid I arbitrarily decided is an adolescent T. mcraeensis, Carnotaurus and Buitreraptor
flocking posts
this week we drew Himalayasaurus, Typothorax, Lunataspis and Kunpengopterus
#Paleostream 31/05/2025
here's today's #Paleostream flocking sketches!!!
today we sketched Himalayasaurus, Typothorax, Lunataspis (i drew L. aurora), and Kunpengopterus (drinking the nectar from a Weltrichia)
My new film, Kunpengopterus
Kunpengopterus antipollicatus was a middle to late Jurassic pterosaur from the Tiaojishan Formation in China. K. antipollicatus had an opposable digit that would have made the pterosaur adept at grabbing tree branches and possibly other little tasty things.