dinos of destiny here are the species I chose for each! Starflight: australovenator Clay: ankylosaurus Sunny: protoceratops Glory: nothronychus Tsunami: icthyovenator
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dinos of destiny here are the species I chose for each! Starflight: australovenator Clay: ankylosaurus Sunny: protoceratops Glory: nothronychus Tsunami: icthyovenator

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managed to catch half of this weeks flocking stream, today we drew some extinct flowers for valentines day
Florissantia (with a bonus Palaeovespa) and Lovellea (with a bonus Australovenator)
The australovenatorrr
While Im at it how about page 11 of requests that were made to me

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late posting, more chompy boys :)
And so here is the result of the Winton Formation stream!
Home of Australovenator, a bunch of sauropods and lots of other critters. Preserved in this formation are the animal of a coastal river system.
Have some detail shots as well
A beautiful, romantic scene under the Aurorae Australis in what will one day become the Aptian-Albian Eumeralla Formation’s famous Dinosaur Cove Locality, which preserves the first-known evidence of dinosaurs living within the frigid Antarctic circle, featuring a nesting pair of Leaellynasaura at the foreground and an Australovenator in the background.