Jan 4, 2025
We were OBSESSED with the idea of DnD x Dinosaurs soo...here is my Deltadromeus wizard summoning some fresh meat.
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We were OBSESSED with the idea of DnD x Dinosaurs soo...here is my Deltadromeus wizard summoning some fresh meat.
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Day 202 of DDD! The Deltadromeus! Man, what the fuck everrrr... Literally who's your family? CHOOSE SOMEONE WHY ARE YOU LIKE THIS
Shout out to fossil fighters and my raptor team I used to use at any opportunity lol!
Julaves day 21, Deltadromeus agilis.
Deltadromeus
(Del-tah-dro-me-us)(Late Cretaceous period)
Styled after Puffins.
This piece is part of a project that fell through, the "ABC of Dinosaurs", where I illustrated a selection of extinct animals, some famous, others less well known in fanciful depictions. I do not claim full realism, only giving my take on one of my greatest passions in life.
Please enjoy.
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The Teens of Gravity Falls are here! In order of appearance, we have Europasaurus Thompson, Carnotaurus Nate, Baryonyx Lee, Parasaurolophus Tambry, and Deltadromeus Robbie!
daily vivosaur 43
Genus: deltadromeus
a speedy vivosaur, although its most notable for its FP plus ability it eventually learns confuse skills and payback, which allows it to counter enemy attacks
A pair of fossilized vertebrae of an indeterminate theropod, possibly an abelisauroid from the Kem Kem Group in Taouz, Morocco. It's hard to say what species it belongs to, whether it is an abelisaurid or a large nosasaurid, or something else entirely. Cf. Rugops primus and Deltadromeus agilis are possible contenders assuming the latter is a true noasaurid. There is some typical Moroccan glue that slathered onto the specimen that is difficult to remove without damaging the bone, but for the most part, it seems mostly natural.