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i brought mypen and markers to school during art class. with our given assignment finished, i just sat down and drawn this for the past hour. an unfortunate minmi falls prey to an adult, unsubscribed baryonychine spinosaurid. this is a very speculative drawing. based on very few, unsubscribed...

i'll seek torwards getting a watermark on my artwork soon. a male rhamphosuchus emits a low frequency growl from his throat, causing the water around him to splash in the air. this behavior is known today from modern crocodilians in the form of courting behavior to attract females. know by a...

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thank you everyone for the kind words. thus far, these drawing are not made for profit( well, not all of them:)) but purely out of my complete interest to these amazing animals. perhaps in the future, gaining more info on creating a book would be attainable. meet the theropod that can probably...

this is not a real creature. this is part of the amazing and diverse fauna of the lost world. been toying around with the ideas of speculative evolution :) Corythodactylus mergus is a medium-sized tapejarid pterosaur related to the large Paranyctosaurus, which it lives alongside with many other...

wow, actually been a while since i've done a dinosaur. might as well be depicting one of the most recent finds. aquilops americanus is by far, the oldest form of ceratopsian ever discovered in the New world. measuring a little over 2 feet, it was far from being frighteningly giant. but a bony...

meet the king of all amphibians. prionosuchus was a massive temnospondyl amphibian that measured 9 meters in length. it dwarfed extant crocodilians by comparison. it's elongated, slender jaws were made suitable for catching fish and other small aquatic animals, so it most likely lived life as a...

probably what happens when evolution driven a steam roller for a bit and ended up running over a temnospondyl amphibian by accident. gerrothorax was a 3 foot long amphibian that lived in the Triassic. it had wide jaws filled with frighteningly pointed teeth. it's eyes are located above the head...

baryonyx was a mid-sized theropod dinosaur measuring over 9 meters in length. it is characterized by it's massive arms, little, to no orsal structure, and has among the largest tooth count of any theropod dinosaur. this piscivious baryonychine has shown evidence of spinosaurs being more...

at 1 meter in length, this robust dissorophid is among the most unique of it's family. it is believed to be a fully terrestrial amphibian that supported armored scutes along it's body. and just like the synapsids at the time, phatyhystrix supported a large sail that most likely helped the...

a baryonyx prototype was finished today with working, moving jaws. the jaw mechanics can easily be transfered to the much larger spinosaurus

heres a good view. i am really liking this body shape. it's just so unique compared to any other animal. truly one of a kind. as of now, i'm dimensioning the head. I've been contemplating whether or not to make the jaws movable. what do you guys think?

i'm back. sorry for the long delay. but christmas, new years, and EOC's all haulted my progress on the model to a limited amount a day. anyway, the prototype is nearing completion. the wrinkles seen in the model, is just months of not touching the body and the models expiriences with being...

thank you all for the kind words. I'm sort of a paleo artist addict:). prehistoric fauna are just my passion, and I just enjoy doing my best to bring these beast back to life. deltadromeus chilantaisaurus kelmayisaurus

well, no paint was used in this. it was completely pen and color pencil. thank you both for the compliment

purussaurus WIP

a little preveiw of a WIP i'm working on. although it helps, just because were both giant plant eaters with different niches doesn't mean we should automatically be nice and sing kumbaya together. meet the two theropods at their worst of attitudes. a maternally protective mother therizinosaurus...

Pretty much inspired by modern giant petrol and their grotesque feeding behavior, I drew this quick scetch of a spinosaurus probing it's roestom in the belly of a paralatitan carcass. I actually quite suprise Noone depicted this behavior for a spinosaur. I've seen plenty of dromaeosaur...

this fictional animal goes apart with the divers fauna of the lost world Neocynodon hypocola is a fairly typical species of cynodont, similar to most ancestral Triassic forms like Thrinaxodon. It is similar in size to a badger, and lives in burrows like badgers do. Neocynodon is a carnivore...

meet the small tyranosaurid of Utah. It is known from an incomplete skull and postcranial skeleton recovered from the Kaiparowits Formation. measuring over 6 meters in length, the theropod has given reason to speculate it being rather young when it died, meaning the adult creature could of...