Jul 30, 2025
Second pterosaur done! The coloring on this Gnathosaurus is based off the striped bug (Graphosoma italicum)
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Second pterosaur done! The coloring on this Gnathosaurus is based off the striped bug (Graphosoma italicum)
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i suck at drawing pterosaurs but gnathosaurus be upon ye (aka my favorite dino ever)
Two nondescript members of the genus Gnathosaurus.... while I referenced some things for them I wasn't being very stringent on accuracy
I don't draw pterosaurs often but someone requested one from me, so I figured I'd try.
Gnathosaurus, scratching an itch
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A Gnathosaurus wading through an estuary.
Gnathosaurus doodle!
[Image description: a digital sketch of an anthropomorphic gnathosaurus lady. She is pink and pastel yellow. She's wearing a blue top tied behind her back, and light maroon shorts. She has wings on her back and lots of teeth.]
(March 24, 2021)
ayyy so here are some of the prehistoric gryphons I designed forever ago The ice age gryphon is a terror bird/saber-toothed tiger hybrid and is HUUUUGE like omg, taller than a car! She’s also big and buff and gay The second one is some kind of pterosaur (probably a gnathosaurus or ctenochasma) and a thrinaxodon (the very first “mammal”)! He’s small and bony and eats a lot of fish!