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third and last (for now) of my paleoart therapy pieces.
The sauropods in my artwork are inspired by Argentinosaurus. I imagine them as a migrating herd of dozens, if not hundreds, of individuals, reshaping entire ecosystems simply through their presence. Colossal giants, independent of other animals, unconcerned with anything else that might cross their path. So immense that to tiny flying reptiles and the earliest birds, they become part of the landscape rather than living creatures.
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“Plague of Madness”
Day 9 - Heavy
Tribute to Genndy Tartakovsky‘s Primal episode. 🖤
Dinovember DAY 23: Argentinosaurus
Plague of Madness
Argentinosaurus metroplex vs mapusaurus trypticon because why not
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#Paleostream 19/07/2025
after a brief hiatus cause Josch was at EAVP, #Paleostream flocking is back!
this week we sketched Argentinosaurus, Wulong (mine is hunting a juvenile Sinopterus), Dorudon (mine is eating an Eopelecanus), and Temnodontosaurus
My Mesozoic is Yellow!! Eoraptor - Yinlong - Dilophosaurus
Baryonyx - Quetzalcoatlus - Carcharodontosaurus
Argentinosaurus - Archelon - Homalocephale
Iguanodon - Medusaceratops - Miragaia
Mononykus - Nodosaurus - Ornithomimus
Stickers || Phone Wallpapers
My 25 years of palaeoart chronology…
A mountain of sauropod flesh, from DINOSAUR BEHAVIOUR (2023), by Prof Michael Benton (published by Princeton University Press). Brachiosaurus, Bruhathkayosaurus, Supersaurus, Argentinosaurus, Maraapunisaurus, and Mamenchisaurus.
