#creataceous

[ID: Digital illustration with some unnatural posing and proportions floating over a dark green rectangle on an off white background. Its head faces down to the center right, the majority of its body following the same angle. its front two legs are angled down, its right leg slightly drawn up. Its left long, side spike is unnaturally bent to stay in the frame. Its back legs are gathered underneath it, and its spiky tail is bent at unnatural angles, filling up space in the top left corner. In the bottom left corner is a watermark reading “LEAVES AND INKS” /end ID]

Sawanna Łężycka (Łężyce Savanna also known as Łężyckie Rocks, Skałki Łężyckie) is the informal name of the terrain laying south of the Rogowa Kopa mountain (790 m a.s.l.), in the south-western part of the Stołowe (Table) Mountains. The most characteristic feature of the area are the scattered sandstone blocks in allochthonous position. Their origin is still unclear. More than 40 boulders can be found here, from the smallest 2–3 m long to massive ones up to 10 m long and 5–6 m high. They owe their survival to the massiveness of the ‘Upper Sandstone’ and its much higher resistance compared to easily erodible mudstone.

WWD20; episode 6: Death of a dynasty

The final episode was a bit of a mixed bag for many. The atmosphere is a bit... off, even sick, making the dinosaurs seem like being on their last legs. The Tyrannosaurus model especially has received plenty of criticism. But, the nearly apocalyptic atmosphere, magnificent scenery and epic story are what bring the episode home for me. And of course, the series ended with a bang. Seriously, as a kid, the extinction scene scared the crap out of me as a child.

Tyrannosaurus rex wasn’t feathered. Really ? :)

So, I tried to draw a paleo-scene !  youtu.be/wbwGEL0hy2g