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noelle don't freak out but i think there's someone behind you

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walking underground

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In case I don’t see ya!

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There was exactly one [ 1 ] minute between the idea and creation of this

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Just a,,,human tenna headcanon

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my beautiful boy, id do anything to hold you in my arms once more

alt

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humanlings

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deinonychus, the terrible claw

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stroll

overdue commission for raffy <3

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stenonychosaurus, aka troodon maybe troodon?

redraw of this~

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dilophosaurus wetherilli

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Edmontosaurus by Brett Gross. Ball point pen on bristol board vellum paper, 8.5″x5.5″.

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just a lil man

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susbide

quetz my beloved <3

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Satisfied my intense need to try and draw the Dunkleosteus myself. These are just a first pass, no fun patterns just shapes, it's what I think makes the most sense after about 5 hours of unbroken hyper-fixation research. I noticed that the fossils and art all have the mouth VERY open (but not fully open) and I can't seem to find a reason why... besides us humans just going 'yea these teeth are certified sick AF and I must perceive them at all times in all examples of this creature.' Part of the dunks coolness is that their big bone-teeth are self-sharpening when they close their mouth and grind against each other, so I know the teeth have to touch SOMETIMES. If anyone has the answer to why they always look like that please inform me!! For the head/mouth area I took a weird position in the 'does Dunk have NO LIPS or LIPS' debate by giving them sort-of-lips. The bottom teeth come through the flesh of the jaw without a 'lip' kinda like how the bottom jaw of modern sharks looks to me. The top of the head is meaty and does have a 'lip'. I'm keen on drawing my possibly VERY wrong interpretation of this prehistoric monster in its natural environment doing what it would've done day-to-day! Link to the Epic 3D model I used to get a better idea of what the dunk looks like.

Edit: I just realised that the mouth could just be open like that and no one has felt the need to comment on it, but I WANT TO KNOW FOR SURE

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some scribbles of my pleistocene girls ✨