#paleoartwork

Bottom: portrait of Spinosaurus sp. from the Kem Kem Beds of Morocco, based on FPDM-V7011, now on display at the Fukui Prefectural Dinosaur Museum in Japan

Don't know why it felt so natural to draw them together, they lived 2 millions years apart and in two completely separate continents ( North and South America and Africa respectively)

A deinosuchus with her young. The same jaws that can snap a dinosaur in two are also used to carry her hatchlings safely accross the water.

Sammy with orphan baby spinosaurus

This was sitting in my files for so damn long. But I actually enjoying redrawing screenshots from the POT discord server, this piece was particularly helpful to make me practice painting rocks!

Touch ups in the morning, Citipati Oviraptoridae is pretty much done though :-) I'll upload a full version soon #RyesAsylum #art #artist #artwork #traditionalart #painting #acrylic #paleoart #paleontology #paleontologyart #paleoartwork #paleontologyartist #paleontologyartwork #dinoart #dinosaurartwork #dinosaurs #dinosaur #dinosaurart #dinosaurartist #citipati #citipatioviraptoridae #oviraptoridae #instart #instartist #instaartwork #finished #ontothenextone

Here are a few drawings I’ve made of Tylosaurus rex, which at 13-14 m (approx. 43-46 ft) long is the largest species of the mosasaur genus Tylosaurus as well as one of the largest and most fearsome mosasaurs of all time. one of these artworks is titled “Always a Bigger Mosasaur” and depicts the animal devouring a juvenile of the smaller Tylosaurus proriger at the bottom. For a long time the largest Tylosaurus specimens were once considered to be a very large member of T.proriger until they were classified as T.rex a few days ago.