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compilation of dino sketches, personal interest and commissions.
Eleri fanart, from The Deadlands novels.
A small cute Oryctodromeus ^^ |Bonus headshot for the adopt|
Oryctodromeus
Oryctodromeus is a basal ornithischian dinosaur that lived in the Late Cretaceous of what is now North America. It was a small, fast running herbivore, and the first non-avian dinosaur discovered with direct evidence of burrowing behavior. Oryctodromeus was about 2 m in body length, and weighed around 30 kg.
The (non-avian) dinosaurs appearing in my upcoming novel, Two Dozen Dinosaurs!
Two Dozen Dinosaurs is a science fiction novel and my take on the dinosaur park genre. Join Dr. Merion Browne, a paleontologist with a special interest in dinosaurs ever since she received a toy Dilophosaurus for Christmas, as she uses her scientific knowledge to brave a dinosaur zoo gone wrong and find out who the biggest monster on the island really is.
Oryctodromeus cubicularis
For DocJay
For Docjay's assignment, where we have to write about a character we relate to. I use Eleri from Deadland because I do feel like one outcast from my family and have a love for storytelling.
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An oryctodromeus doodle of the lil guy slumberin’ in a den
I am not good at backgrounds or lighting >.>
Oryctodromeus cubicularis, late Cretaceous!
Funky lil dirt chicken