Jan 20
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Prehistoric buddies!
A new drop just in time for my bday today, shares would be deeply appreciated <3
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• Wallpapers • RedBubble (Light pattern) (Dark Pattern) • TeePublic • InPRNT • Spoonflower
Prehistoric buddies!
A new drop just in time for my bday today, shares would be deeply appreciated <3
Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
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Tarbosaurus
[ Tarbo ]
" One of T-Rex's relatives, Tarbo boasts an extremely high Attack stat for an Air Type vivosaur. Keeping it in the AZ will prevent it from applying negative status effects to allies! "
Here’s an assortment of dinosaur sketches I made, featuring various taxa such as the Abelisaur Ekrixinatosaurus, since I’m currently working on my upcoming animated short film and I don’t have any time to make any full drawings. What do you guys think about the colors and designs for any or each of the dinos?
where have i seen this before...
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in the homestretch now :>
always draw dinosaurs
"The Asian tyrannosaur, Tarbosaurus, emerges from the darkness of the riverbanks, then splashes through the water as it chases after several Saurolophus. The hadrosaur Saurolophus is known from North America and Asia, and was probably the prey of tyrannosaurs on both of these continents. Length of Tarbosaurus is approximately 10 m (32 1/2 ft); and Saurolophus is about 12 m (39 ft) long."
From Dinosaurs: A Global View (1990) by Sylvia J. Czerkas & Stephen A. Czerkas. Illustrated by Douglas Henderson, Mark Hallett, John Sibbick.