me when im bored so i work on my takes on httyd dragons for the bajillionth time

#みんなでつくるTwitter古生物図鑑 チョーカリムルス ディスコボルス Ciurcalimulus discobolus シルル紀 Ludfordian期 アメリカ インディアナ州 全長約4.5cm 海 鋏角類 Chelicerata カブトガニ類 Xiphosura

New concept art of Achelousaurus is done for Prehistoric Haven ! 🔜

“Drawing the Big Cats” goes to Brazil! Tomorrow we head for the Pantanal to search for the most majestic felid of the Americas. Seeing jaguars in the wild, and sharing the experience with an amazing group of artists and nature lovers is my idea of a dream come true!

📚 #PaleoFichas - Conozcan al Tyrannosaurus "Tristan Otto"! Es uno de los T. rex más completos y mejor conservados. Su cráneo, con una longitud de 135 cm, se preservó en un 98% de su totalidad. Los estudios revelaron heridas curadas y un tumor en la mandibula del dinosaurio.

Archaeopteryx lithographica (References below) #drawing #paleoart #bird #Archaeopteryx #dinosaur #urvogel

Someone asked for a ref of the dunk model so I’m giving it to ya Behold! In all its textureless glory GO! GO BRING FORTH UPDATED DUNKS TO THE WORLD! (note; upper lip is mandatory, accuracy wise)

Results from the Flocking #paleostream! Zhejiangopterus, Bolg, Diplobune and Iberomesornis.

Remake of my old jurassic park proceratosaurus. Hopefully we,ll get to see something similar in Jurassic Park: Survival 👀 #JurassicWorldRebirth #JurassicWorldEvolution3 #JurassicPark #JurassicJune

Check out this amazing picture of David Koepp and Steven Spielberg on the set of The Lost World Jurassic Park! If you own any JP related Slides, please reach out!! We would be interested in scanning it for free!

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Yi qi (References below) #drawing #paleoart #dinosaur #Yi #scansoriopterygidae

Junggarsuchus sloani skull reference! (commision) even if small, this crocodylomorph's skull was slowly getting beefier, with anatomical musculoskeletal features that were slowly looking like those of today's crocs

Junggarsuchus sloani skeletal & size reference! (comm) toothy lanky ass rat-lizard thingies like this gave rise to the crocs we all know today this one was a late surviving one (50+ million years since splitting) from jurassic China, munching on arthropods and evading dinosaurs