Mar 1, 2024
Baby albino changyuraptor spooked by her own reflection, realizing that she's not like her other siblings.
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Baby albino changyuraptor spooked by her own reflection, realizing that she's not like her other siblings.
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In person, the feathers have more colours to show the iridescence, but alas, my camera does not pick up on them.
Dinovember Day 13: Microraptor
One of the few Dinosaur we Know the Coloration of: black iridiscent feathers like Crows and Ravens.
I posted this on instagram but I feel it fits better on tumblr so here’s a little treat for you paleo guys :)
Day 18: Microraptor Microraptor gui is perched on a tree branch in closed forest environment. #Dinovember #Dinovember2022 #paleoart #sketchbookapp #artistsoninstagram #microraptor #microraptorgui #microraptoria #dromaeosauridae #pennaraptora #maniraptora #theropoda #dinosauria #dinosaur #feathereddinosaur #myart https://www.instagram.com/p/ClITz9lMUAe/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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Wulong bohaiensis, a newly described microraptorine dinosaur whose name translates from Chinese into “dancing dragon,” referencing the pose of the exquisitely preserved holotype.
The Wulong specimen was determined to have been a juvenile, which implies drastically different growth and maturation rates for dinosaurs than for their avian descendants. The juvenile Wulong had more or less mature feathers rather than the down or not-quite-flight feathers characteristic of adolescent birds.
We do not know the coloration of Wulong, but I decided to model it off its close relative, the shiny, crow-sized Microraptor. This was my first time experimenting with iridescence and I’m not quite sure how I did.
Daily Dinosaur Facts: Day 4
Sinornithosaurus was originally thought to be venomous, but, what was first thought to be a venom sac, turned out to be a tooth ready to replace an old/worn one.
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I did it. I doodled a dromaeosaurid.
