r/Paleoart

A flock of leaellynasaura are running away after accidentaly waking up a muttaburrasaurus that was sleeping there, a funny sight to behold for sure

I paleo'd my first art and thought I'd share it

https://www.instagram.com/p/DYkfwNBFQdi/

Baby Rex in cowboy boots (unfinished)
I don’t know what I’m really doing 💀

Reconstruction of the dromaeosaurid Achillobator giganticus that I made for a commission [O.C]

The coloration and some details were a reinterpretation, in my own style, of a concept design provided by the client. I made the loose skin and other soft tissues quite evident (although speculative) around the neck and head, using some modern birds as inspiration. Even so, the overall anatomy still follows what we know about this dinosaur and its relatives.

It lived during the Late Cretaceous, approximately between 96 and 89 million years ago, in what is now Mongolia. With a relatively considerable amount of preserved fossil remains, it is possible to infer that it had a robust and deep-bodied build, with size estimates ranging between 4.5 and 5 meters in length and a weight of 250 to 300 kg, making it one of the largest known members of the Dromaeosauridae.

Its name means “Achilles’ hero” and combines “Achilles” (tendon associated with the famous sickle claw of these animals) with “baatar,” the Mongolian word for “hero.”

Check out the creation process of this artwork on my Youtube! Link below:

https://youtu.be/m5AJfWafyis

"currently artblocked, so have this older drawing i forgot to post earlier. a redesign of the jurassic park the game troodon, inspired by a rat"

Using the same technique as in the Dimetrodon triptych, I present this capture from my paleo-fiction universe Eryops Sanctuary.

My aim is to evoke a Permian Synthwave style with neon effects, which is a very characteristic look during the nighttime scenes of my audiovisual project.

The tools used are the capture mode of Jurassic World Evolution 3.

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So proud of the fact that I didn't use a reference for it

Species: Suminia and inostrancevia

Colors, proportions and overall anatomy based on the lizards of the genus aspidocelis, pholidoscelis and Salvator

First post here!! Just wanted to share my Spinosaurus keychain I made after getting several requests at my artist alleys and online. I had a blast making it, even if the skeletal got a bit tedious at times..

This took a while because my old 2 in 1 stylus didn't stick to my tablet properly now, so i bought a newer but still cheap, universal stylus.

Thoughts on size accuracy?....

Imgur link: https://imgur.com/a/KOVnemE