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Arctotherium wingei. One of the smaller species in the Arctotherium genus, and one of the more herbivorous species.

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Gigantspinosaurus sichuanensis, a species of stegosaur from the late Jurassic of China.

Some may remember this fella from Jurassic World Evolution, where I was first introduced to this species.

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Today (April 8, 2024) marks the first anniversary of Watching & Dreaming, the finale of The Owl House.

As sad as it is that the main series got cancelled, it will not be forgotten, and Dana Terrace did a great job with the show. Thank you, Dana.

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Saw Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire yesterday. It was a fun movie. The human characters weren't that great, and there were some weird plot conveniences, but nonetheless I enjoyed the film. And enjoy this Skar King doodle.

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Argovisaurus martafernandezi

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An Udanoceratops tschizhovi couple basking in the sun

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Lythronax argestes

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TFA Lockdown.

Jeez, it's been a while since I've made any Transformers fanart.

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Hagerman Horses

Hagerman Horses in Idaho 3 MYA.

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Snack At The Beach

A Quetzalcoatlus northropi feasting on a juvenile troodontid at the beach, in Texas 66 MYA.

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Bonnie from the FNAF fan-game, Jr's

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Luma Loud, a Saluna fanchild. DISCLAIMER: This is not my OC, the original creator is prU32140 on Twitter.

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Freddy Fazbear, this time the version from the excellent fan game Jr's.

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More Planet Of The Apes fanart, this time of Red. Still divided on if I like Dawn or War better, both are really good films.

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Moanasaurus

Another day, another marine reptile doodle. Haven't done one of these in a little while.

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Another experiment gone wrong...

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Xenorhinotherium

Xenorhinotherium with a saiga-like nose. Cave paintings from Colombia depict a trunked ungulate, and since Xenorhinotherium fossils were found here, this could possibly be cave art of this lesser known litoptern. Though it could likely have had a moose-like snout, akin to what we believe Macrauchenia looks like.