Color sketch of the minnow-sized "acanthodian" Nerepisacanthus from the Late Silurian of eastern Canada and New York.

Bump cause I think this one is cool

I may or may not enjoy Deinonychus

A speculative sketch of the "Giant Dragonfish" a purported 2 meter long Stomiid evidently viewed off the coast of Bermuda in 1932 by marine biologist William Beebe while looking out the windows of his bathysphere (one of the first, manned deep sea submersibles)

I thought maybe that, growing into an adult, I would have been able to find what I want out of my art and drawing. But sometimes I wonder if its all worth it. Do I draw for myself or for everyone else? Am I ever going to make something tangible with my work? I just don't know.

My sweet old boy Raven; one of the things that always makes me smile

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#Smaugust2025 Day 12: Domesticated-The unfortunate result of selective breeding... #SmaugustCircle

Sketch of the glyptodont Doedicurus; a large herbivore of Quaternary South America known for its long, morning-star like tail.

As an animal, you simply cannot get any cooler than this

D&D spec evo: Pard The pard is a large feline apex predator of forests and grasslands. They are infamous for preying on the livestock & farmers of elf, orc, and human settlements. They are also often used in heraldry due to their regal appearance.

Lil Gorgosaurus I did at work during lunch; they had some paint pens in the break room

D&D spec evo: Emerald Hagwyrm Also called a "slime dragon", this fish is the largest of its family, maxing out at 7 meters in length. Their serpentine body and barbels let them navigate murky and cluttered swamps. They secrete a powerful slime to defend against predators.

#Smaugust2025 Day 17: Rose #SmaugustCircle

#Smaugust2025 Day 22: Negative-A dragon whose appearance changes between day and night. #SmaugustCircle

In light of that new reserch paper on penneraptorans; to what extant would y'all use the term "bird"? Do you use it to refer to JUST Neornithes, or anything within Avialae?

Color sketch of the dubious theropod Szechuanosaurus; interpreted as a Metriacanthosaurid. Known only from some undiagnostic teeth and some possible partial skeletons (but I still wanted to draw it anyway).

commission me.