Mei contend with a force of nature

A newborn specimen, seemingly stressed from the process of hatching. Soon after, this taxon would be deemed “unfit for exhibition”.

The design of the Purussaurus was based on the Mattel's Jurassic World Rebirth Gigantic Thrashers toy and the background was inspired by Sauroarcheive's version in Deviantart.

First image: hell creak formation 66.1 Mya

Second image: 10 years post impact

Third image: Black Peaks Formation 61 Mya

Here is the list of the species that are:

1- Tyrannosaurus rex

2- Brachiosaurus althitorax

3- Triceratops horridus

4- Dilophosaurus weterili

5- Parasaurolophus tubicen

6- Stegosaurus ungulatus

7- Velociraptor mongoliensis

8- Gallimimus bullatus

9- Spinosaurus aegyptiacus

10- Carnotaurus sastrei

11- Ceratosaurus nasicornis

12- Ankylosaurus magniventris

13- Therizinosaurus cheloniformis

14- Diplodocus carnegii

15- Oviraptor philoceratops

16- Pachycephalosaurus wyomingensis

17- Microceratus gobiensis

18- Sinosauropteryx prima

19- Deinocheirus mirificus

20- Jakapil kaniukura

Or instead, I would have uploaded them separately to each Dinosaur

Chakisaurus appreciates the little things

I made this at amazing glaze, thought some of you might like it. The second picture is before they put it in the kiln

It’s a drawing I made in about 20 minutes yesterday; I know it’s not the best, but I wanted to show it anyway.

This has been lying dormant in my files for long enough. Time to share it.

I wasn’t too enthusiastic about this one. There aren’t many good Liopleurodon remains to use as references. The skull of the
famous mounted skeleton in Germany is a recreation according to Ancient Marine Reptiles by Daniel Naish(Page 136). I wasn’t that comfortable with using the rest of the skeleton for a reference either.

I looked to other pliosaurs for inspiration for the skull and just kind of winged it with the body. Ancient Sea Reptiles by Daniel Naish and Mesozoic Marine Reptiles by Gregory S. Paul have some decent diagrams and photos of pliosaur skeletons.

Overall, I kind of like it. I feel like it’s a Frankensteins monster of different pliosaurs than an honest attempt at resorting the animal.

Quick Rundown of my project:

basically the premiss for my project revolves around one question: what if the asteroid that killed the dinosaurs missed? well in my story, a sapient dinosaur species of dinosaur that are descendants of Austroraptors gain sapience roughly 25 million years after the asteroid missed earth. and like any civilization they fight, breed, create as they begin the journey on the long road to modern civilization. along the way though they dont just want to create, they want to explore, they went to go to places that no other Dinosauroid has never been to! and what is in the night sky that no one has dared to try to land on? why that white orb, Luna.

now in the "present day" for my story (where the the technology is roughly equivalent to Humanities 1980s-1990s) two nations (one called the Channel Federation based in europe) are in a bitter cold war, competing over the moons most important resources: Water, and Titanium. things have progressed since the first moon landings 3 decades prior, and now it feels like the whole of the world is in a gilded age, huge technological progress is taking place in the realms is space, computing and the Industries but extreme poverty and squalor on earth is on the rise, and people wonder if fighting over the moon really is worth it when there’s enough problems on earth already.

anyway, im a tad bit low on funds as of right now and i just LOVE LOVE LOVE the work that my friend u/_Vinicius_m673_adn put into his drawing of one of my Channel Federation Soldiers! so i was maybe wondering if any of you would per chance like to draw my little chudling dinos?

HolleringElk just dropped the first part of her new series Hell Creek on reddit and it features paleo-accurate T. rex, triceratops, and mosasaurus!

It’s a wild series set in her Southern gothic world where vampires are influenced by genetic history, and supposedly discusses dromaeosaurids later.

“The Great Maia” was absolutely beautiful, hope I was able to capture that beauty in this art