🫵 have you ever wondered how will your precious characters look if they were turned into prehistoric creatures? well now you can find out!!
I just want to doodle more dinos, so feel free to send me an ask with reference of your oc and general preference in dinos if you want, otherwise I will choose myself :] (pterosaurs and marine reptiles included)
you can send multiple characters, but I will pick one (or more if your characters are just cool like that)
if you send me a dino oc I will kiss you and turn them into a different dino
@cimmerian1275 water noodle as promised :] she looks so bald
[TANYSTROPHEUS] is an extinct reptile that lived during the Triassic period. It is recognizable by its extremely elongated neck, longer than the torso and tail combined. It's lifestyle is debatable, but recent studies have reconstructed Tanystropheus as an animal equally capable on land and in the water. It was most likely a piscivorous ambush predator
@hotflatwaffle head shape of your wyrm reminded me of pachy's horns! went a little crazy with highlights there
[PACHYCEPHALOSAURUS] was a bipedal herbivore (arguably an omnivore) from late Cretaceous that is known for having an extremely thick, slightly domed skull roof that possessed the function of a battering ram.
@@eden-feren since your guy is a wizard of illusions he reminded me of ceratopsian frills that have fake eyes on them, so I turned him into diabloceratops!
[DIABLOCERATOPS] got its name thanks to spikes on its frill that resemble devil's horns. It was a medium sized herbivore that lived during late Cretaceous.
@cynocowboy two horns = two crests = dilophosaurus, I don't make the rules. I really liked their design <3 but i couldn't resist adding extra stripes
[DILOPHOSAURUS] lived during early Jurassic and was the largest land dwelling carnivore at the time. It was slender and lightly built with a delicate skull.
hope you'll like it :] it was my first time drawing all these species and frankly drawing featherless dinosaurs is still hard, but I still had my share of fun