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his greed sickens me
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Baby albino changyuraptor spooked by her own reflection, realizing that she's not like her other siblings.
Redraws of some old raptor arts I made back in 2017(+ some new doodles as well)
common sky wyvern of the plains
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Since Kasifer‘s old monster design has been officially replaced by the Amalgamation, I wanted to send it off with one last redesign. This time without the restrictions of needing to fit Kasifer‘s character. 🫡
Archaeopteryx - Dino of the Week 7
Archaeopteryx, meaning '"ancient wing". Coming from the Late Jurassic, this dinosaur is most well known for being the transitional between dinosaurs and birds. However, rather they are ancestors to modern birds or just relatives to those ancestors is debated. They still have more features in common with dromaeosaurids and troodontids than to birds. They do have flight feathers but mostly likely they were weak fliers and often glided. They were tiny, the largest species only being comparable to a raven. Archaeopteryx was technically originally described in 1861 from a single fossilized covert feather. In 2011, a study found that the melanosomes in this feather indicated that it was black in coloration. I drew this before I found out, good thing I made the wings a brownish black. I also used ornate hawk eagles and ravens as my bird references.
Creature of the Night:
“Feathered Dinosaurs aren’t scary,” is false, it’s about how it is presented and nothing is more terrifying than a bitter truth.
by Jayson Duria/WobblyWorks
