Ark Triceratops redesign
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Ark Triceratops redesign
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Had some spare time to do a quick doodle, I'm really loving how much more fun I'm having doing these simple little doodles
Art burnout has been real since art fight last year but doing my best to work through it with new approaches and other medias.
Slowly but surely my crochet project goes lol
Anyway fluffy ceratopsid be upon y'all
This specimen, nicknamed “Frederik”, is the only Lokiceratops fossil known to man. It lived 78 million years ago in Montana, and can be seen at the Museum of Evolution in Denmark.
Dinovember 2025 Day 11) Pachyrhinosaurus
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Colorata | skeletal triceratops pins
Yet another Ark redesign, this time of the Pachyrhinosaurus.
The Ark Pachyrhino isn't exactly terrible but it could be a lot better, especially the head.
What I did is move the boss on the snout instead of the forhead since Pachyrhinosaurus means "Thick nose lizard" not "Thick forehead lizard".
I also just added a bunch of osteoderms to the body and those tail feather things Psittacosaurus had and that you see on some ceratopsid depictions cuz why not.