Made another acrylic painting today! Regaliceratops is so cool looking, I didn't want to miss it.
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Made another acrylic painting today! Regaliceratops is so cool looking, I didn't want to miss it.
2026 dinosaur prompt list
a more stylized flocking as a break from dinovembers B)
today's flocking sketches!! wanted to try some more wide shot scenery this time so i was mainly focused on colors, composition and the feeling that drawings hold overall. maganpaulia, kaprosuchus, torosaurus and regaliceratops. also my first large ceratopsians ever!
Catching up with the dailies!
So far still haven't failed surprisingly, however I've been just so exhausted these past few weeks that I couldn't post the drawings. Getting some good brush pen practice though, it's fun to skip the sketch and go straight in with the pen
My 25 years of palaeoart chronology…
A small selection of ceratopsians, from DINOSAUR BEHAVIOUR (2023), by Prof Michael Benton (published by Princeton University Press): Styrachosaurus, Pachyrhinosaurus, Diabloceratops, Regaliceratops, Kosmoceratops, Titanoceratops.
Regaliceratops peterhewsi for @a-dinosaur-a-day's Draw Dino's Daily
I always associate Regaliceratops with Charles R. Knight's Agathaumas painting.
Agathaumas is likely synonymous with Triceratops, making it a Chasmosaurine, but due to the limited fossil remains he painted it with a large nose horn, smaller brow horns, and prominent frill epiossifications, as well as a back covered in large scales. Regaliceratops is a Chasmosaurine with a nasal horn larger than its brow horns and prominent frill epiossifications (albeit much less prickly looking) and with its close relation to Triceratops may also have bore similarly large scales upon its back.
Regaliceratops is known from a single specimen nicknamed "Hellboy" recovered from rocks along the Oldman River in Alberta, Canada. These rocks would have come from the St. Mary River Formation, likely the upper units, which are coeval with the Carbon and Whitemud members of the nearby Horseshoe Canyon Formation. Both these formations share a similar lower unit fauna of Pachyrhinosaurus, Anchiceratops, and Edmontonia, but Regaliceratops shows up after these are gone, instead being contemporaneous with its close relative Eotriceratops.
Marchosauria day 10, Regaliceratops peterhewsi. Kind of a departure from the style thing I was doing this month but I was really craving some pencils. Bit of a weird grey base but that's my standard canvas color so the shading didn't look right without it.
WIP Sneak peek for goofy Regaliceratops chibi adopt batch
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