Graphosaurus

Hello everyone, my name's Graphosaurus, I'm a theropod dinosaur who likes doodling. I draw creatures from all walks of life (alive, extinct, made up, etc), fanart of anything I'm interested in, and a whole bunch of oc's I care way too much about. No1 Dromies fan. Pronouns: He/Him WARNING: I enjoy spicy stuff from time to time so under-18s beware.

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Hi there everyone, my names Graphosaurus (drawing lizard in greek). Just a dinosaur looking to create some good ol traditional art. Will draw anything I please because I like alot of things, including...

Animals (alive, extinct, or made up)

Cartoon humans (mainly girls and women, occasionally boys and men)

Fanart of anything I'm interested in

And any random memes I come up with, plus much, much more.

So if you're into any of that, maybe consider checking me out. Thank you for you're time, and maybe I'll see you around. Cheers!

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Meta Runner and Smg4 gals. I miss these two shows.

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Eva found some funky-ass fish

Meet Goober, a certified silly little guy. Eva kinda just found him whilst scuba diving one day and we don't know what to do with him. He appears to be a pufferfish hybridised with various other fish (including triggerfish, boxfish, surgeonfish and Hensodon, a kind of prehistoric fish called a pycnodont). Also, don't ask why there's two of him in this picture, we have no idea.

Goober is my entry into Master Dragons aquatic hybrid war over on youtube. You can learn more about him here:

And here's a better look at the image of him in the thumbnail because it might be the most glorious thing I've ever made:

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Well, I guess Goober being able to duplicate himself is canon now because after realising that I was maybe being a little overconfident with the matchup I kinda created two more of him ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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I hate it when I can remember what a picture looks like but I can’t for the life of me remember where or when I saw the bloody thing.

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Eva found some funky-ass fish

Meet Goober, a certified silly little guy. Eva kinda just found him whilst scuba diving one day and we don't know what to do with him. He appears to be a pufferfish hybridised with various other fish (including triggerfish, boxfish, surgeonfish and Hensodon, a kind of prehistoric fish called a pycnodont). Also, don't ask why there's two of him in this picture, we have no idea.

Goober is my entry into Master Dragons aquatic hybrid war over on youtube. You can learn more about him here:

And here's a better look at the image of him in the thumbnail because it might be the most glorious thing I've ever made:

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Black Vulture inspired Therizinosaurus

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HAPPY TURTLE DAY EVERYONE!

Here is a little tribute to all things turtley, featuring a certain turtle-loving makanae :3

Anyway excuse me as I nerd out for abit:

The turtles (order Testudines) are a group of reptiles instantly recognisable thanks to their bowed legs, slow movements and, most striking of all, their shells. This unique structure, formed from the ribs and a few other bones, offers amazing protection against predators, even allowing the vulnerable head and neck to be retracted inside in the vast majority of species. Turtles proper evolved in the late Jurassic, and have since become extremely successful, found on every continent except Antarctica and coming in a wide variety of forms, including terrestrial herbivores, semi-aquatic omnivores, freshwater ambush-hunters and marine wanderers. However, the greater group that the turtles belong to, the Pantestudines, had their start in the Triassic (possibly even earlier, as a Permian reptile called Eunotosaurus is sometimes considered to be a turtle relative, but whether it actually is is unclear). Most of these animals would have looked very similar to modern turtles, differing only in a few minor anotomical traits, but the earliest forms would have more resembled lizards. Even so, these proto turtles already had the beginnings of a shell, in the form of their expanded ribs.

This was the perfect excuse to combine my two great passions: the natural world and cartoon characters.

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I like to think that Mira and Rumi organised this for Zoey (you just know that turtle day is her favourite day of the year).

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Something random I made, like, 2 seconds ago.

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HAPPY TURTLE DAY EVERYONE!

Here is a little tribute to all things turtley, featuring a certain turtle-loving makanae :3

Anyway excuse me as I nerd out for abit:

The turtles (order Testudines) are a group of reptiles instantly recognisable thanks to their bowed legs, slow movements and, most striking of all, their shells. This unique structure, formed from the ribs and a few other bones, offers amazing protection against predators, even allowing the vulnerable head and neck to be retracted inside in the vast majority of species. Turtles proper evolved in the late Jurassic, and have since become extremely successful, found on every continent except Antarctica and coming in a wide variety of forms, including terrestrial herbivores, semi-aquatic omnivores, freshwater ambush-hunters and marine wanderers. However, the greater group that the turtles belong to, the Pantestudines, had their start in the Triassic (possibly even earlier, as a Permian reptile called Eunotosaurus is sometimes considered to be a turtle relative, but whether it actually is is unclear). Most of these animals would have looked very similar to modern turtles, differing only in a few minor anotomical traits, but the earliest forms would have more resembled lizards. Even so, these proto turtles already had the beginnings of a shell, in the form of their expanded ribs.

This was the perfect excuse to combine my two great passions: the natural world and cartoon characters.

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This meme format just sums up their relationship to a tee.

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And now for the silly version:

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This meme format just sums up their relationship to a tee.

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If you're wondering where Freya has been these past few months, she's been on a pilgrimage to visit her lord and saviour the mammoth cube:

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Macrauchenia, my beloved.

A couple of quick studies from prehistoric planet ice age.

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LOOK WHO FINALLY GOT NAMED AND CLASSED!

Nice to finally have a name to these guys. Interesting class choices too, I would never have guessed that the hornswoggler would be strike.

Considering that these guys didn't show up with them makes me think that they're confirming that this is meant to be a raincutter variant or subspecies.

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Why the shark attack the pterosaur when there's a carcass right there? Are they stupid?

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Today is Sir David Attenboroughs 100th birthday, and I would just like to say...thank you. Thank you, David, for all you've done to spread awareness of the natural world. Thank you for fueling my love of animals and all living things. Thank you for making me appreciate all the hard work and artistry that goes in to these wonderful documentaries. I wouldn't be the person I am today if it weren't for you. Thanks for everything David, and I wish you a very happy birthday!

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Miscellaneous Huntrix doodles