#dinovember day 19

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Dinofact #86

Dinovember day 19: Argentinosaurus

The first Argentinosaurus bone, now thought to be a calf bone, was discovered in 1987 by Guillermo Heredia on his farm in Argentina. He initially believed that the bones he had discovered were petrified logs.

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Dinovember day 19: Pyroraptor.

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Day 19: Pyroraptor

Dinovember prompt list

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Dinovember 2023 Day 19- Pyroraptor

The sun

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dinovember day 19: ceratosaurus 🌮

[saritawolff]

Whelp we’ve got about a week and a half til November (aaaaaah), so I guess I’ll post this year’s Archovember list now!

It’s a bit dinosaur-heavy this time, but there are a lot of species I’d really like to try my hand at! Also, we have two leptoceratopsians and two Araripesuchus species. I thought it would be interesting to compare and contrast these species within the same month, so I hope it doesn’t get /too/ repetitive!

For new folks: this is my “Draw Dinovember” list that I expanded out to include other archosauriforms. I started doing this a few years ago to challenge myself to draw species I’ve never drawn before and/or ones that don’t get a lot of attention. Feel free to join in! You can do the whole list, just the dinosaurs, just the pterosaurs, just the pseudosuchians, just your favorites, just ones you’ve never drawn before, roll a D20 and a D10 and draw the sum of whichever numbers you get, etc. Just make sure they’re posted on or after their specific day so I remember to share them on my blog! You can use #Archovember or #Archovember2023, as those are the tags I follow. (Note that I and the whole Archovember event are usually a lot more active on Instagram so if you have an IG I encourage you to join in there!)

Anyway, here is the list in case the graphic is hard to read:

1. Your Choice!

2. Furcatoceratops elucidans

3. Tupandactylus navigans

4. Deinosuchus hatcheri

5. Herrerasaurus ischigualastensis

6. Lewisuchus admixtus

7. Supersaurus vivianae

8. Zhejiangopterus linhaiensis

9. Dynamosuchus collisensis

10. Megalosaurus bucklandii

11. Macrospondylus bollensis

12. Miragaia longicollum

13. Dorygnathus banthensis

14. Leptoceratops gracilis

15. Stagonolepis robertsoni

16. Shantungosaurus giganteus

17. Paleorhinus bransoni

18. Cascocauda rong

19. Kelenken guillermoi

20. Prestosuchus chiniquensis

21. Yangchuanosaurus shangyouensis

22. Istiodactylus latidens

23. Kunbarrasaurus ieversi

24. Araripesuchus wegeneri

25. Tylocephale gilmorei

26. Ixalerpeton polesinensis

27. Udanoceratops tschizhovi

28. Tapejara wellnhoferi

29. Araripesuchus rattoides

30. Scutellosaurus lawleri

One last note, and a warning I usually issue to new paleoartists: while looking for references for these species you’ll come across David Peters. His references tend to dominate search results when looking for less well-known species. They are also highly inaccurate, even the skeletals. So make sure you omit “The Pterosaur Heresies” and “Reptile Evolution” from your google search. If you have issues finding references, let me know and I can share what I’m using!

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Dinovember Days 15-21 (details below)

6 Card Standard spread with Magician significator:

"You are at the very start of your journey. Willful and self aware, you know that there are things you must learn and internalize before you reach your ultimate goal. Obsession may overcome your worldly attachments as you pore over every detail, illuminate every dark corner of your ignorance. If you lose yourself to this pursuit, though, you may lose your attachment to the people and things you value most in the here and now."

Based on @1dinodaily's dinovember prompts!

Day 15: Struthiomimus/The Fool Day 16: Bay Owl/The Lovers Day 17: Balaur/The Star Day 18: Common Loon/The Moon Day 19: Pyroraptor/The Sun Day 20: Liliensternus/The Devil Day 21: Anchiornis/The Magician

Standard Six Card Spread: Significator: (The Magician) A card to represent the asker Card 1 (The Fool): How the asker feels about themselves Card 2 (The Lovers): What the asker want most right now Card 3 (The Star): The asker's current fears Card 4 (The Moon): What is going right for them Card 5 (The Sun): What is going against them Card 6 (The Devil): Future and outcomes My spouse does tarot for funsies and provided the quoted reading. He also let me use his Ryder-Waite deck to design the cards. This was a super fun prompt and I was glad to combine this week into a single read.

Detail Images:

I tried my hardest to keep the symbolism of the cards but remove all the human-created objects. I also used the same limited palette of the Ryder-Waite deck (tho I added some additional shades of grey). The owl skull on the Lovers was just cause it looked cool.

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DINOVEMBER - DAY 19

So, who would have thought that ignoring your ilness would backfire so hardly? I was completely decomissioned for a grand total of 3 days! So there's a lot of catching up to do!

A Pyroraptor for day 19 tho! @1dinodaily.

As always, you can get all these cute stuff in my redbubble

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Dinovember Day 19: Argentinosaurus.

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Dinovember Day 19: Pyroraptor | the sun/son

Just trying to enjoy his morning cup of tea

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Dinovember day 19: Spinosaurus!

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Dinovember Day 19 : Argentinosaurus

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I posted 19,598 times in 2022

That's 13,345 more posts than 2021!

118 posts created (1%)

19,480 posts reblogged (99%)

Blogs I reblogged the most:

@strawberry-crocodile

@catwaifuwu

@goldenvicious

@emotionalmilkshake

I tagged 1,672 of my posts in 2022

#ingo and emmet - 43 posts

#anthem posts - 30 posts

#morbposting - 26 posts

#walking with dinosaurs - 24 posts

#chased by dinosaurs liveblogging - 23 posts

#jerma moment - 23 posts

#submas - 21 posts

#dinovember - 13 posts

#transfem hunter - 12 posts

#dinovember 2022 - 12 posts

Longest Tag: 139 characters

#his name is asac shrader (its hank) aaaasac shraaadeeer (his name is hank) aaaasac shraaadeeer (its time for you to leave me) fuck yourself

My Top Posts in 2022:

#5

I can assure you this Edaphosaurus that I drew in the corner of my notebook is going to be 10 times better than anything I’ll do for Dinovember next month (ft. Pterygotus)

Also this is the first time I’ve posted art to tumblr for a while; as I’ve said, I’m going to be doing Dinovember next month so you’ll probably see more of my silly doodles in the future. Stay tuned!!

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DINOVEMBER DAY 1: 520MYA, STAGE 3 OF THE CAMBRIAN; YUNNAN, CHINA

It is the Cambrian period, and the warm sunlit seas of Southern China are home to a vibrant sponge-reef brimming with life. The creatures of the Cambrian are strange to us in the Holocene, as this period of time is a time of great experimentation in bodyplans thanks to the evolution of a very special type of organ: eyes. Predators can now see their prey, and vice versa, so the pace of life has sped up considerably, and everyone has had to adapt. Many organisms now have hard shells, spiny defences, or increased mobility to protect themselves from these new sighted predators.

One such predator is this Lyrarapax, cruising through a small group of Haikouichthys. You might be more familiar with her Canadian cousin Anomalocaris. At around half a metre long, Lyrarapax is one of the top predators of the Chengjiang biota; her strange arm like protrusion are derived from the filter feeding appendages of her ancestors, and she uses them to grab prey such as trilobites and pass them to the crushing wheel-like mouth on the underside of her head.

Arthropods like her dominate the Cambrian seas, and along with cephalopod molluscs, will rule the Ordovician as well. Primitive chordates like Haikouichthys will remain in their shadow… for now.

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#3

Hawks can commit arson

23 notes - Posted May 26, 2022

#2

OH MY GOD GUYS????? NEW PREHISTORIC DOCUMENTARY FEATURING NIGEL MARVEN????

Seriously though, Agate looks to be an amazing project, with three 15 minute episodes taking us on a tour of Miocene Nebraska. It’s a crowdfunded project, so if you can spare the change, go and check out their kickstarter!

35 notes - Posted November 23, 2022

My #1 post of 2022

This person is trying to publish their paper on Daspletosaurini! I'm helping the only way I know how to.

41 notes - Posted May 19, 2022

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Dinovember Day 19: Argentinosaurus 

I know this concepts has been done before but dessert Argentinosaurus.

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Day 19: Amurosaurus Not many people known because Amurosaurus is a Russian Lambeosaurinae who first discovered and named this specie back in 1991. #Dinovember2022 #Dinovember #paleoart #artistsoninstagram #amurosaurus #amurosaurusriabinini #lambeosaurinae #hadrosauridae #ornithopoda #ornithischia #dinosauria #dinosaur #myart #sketchbook https://www.instagram.com/p/ClKeGZaLZ8E/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[saritawolff]

Oof, November is already one week away. This year went so fast…

In any case, this means it is time for another Archovember!

If you’re new here, this is my version of Draw Dinovember that I started doing four years ago to challenge myself to draw not only dinosaurs but other Archosauromorphs that I have less practice with. It usually features a somewhat even mix of dinosaurs, pterosaurs, pseudosuchians, and a handful of oddball outliers.

Anyone can feel free to join in! I will be most active on my Instagram (SaritaPaleo), sharing art of the featured species for the day in my story, including that of anyone who joins in and uses the tag(s). But you can certainly post any of your submissions here too! The animal prompt for each day should be posted on or after their specific day, but can be drawn at any time. You can also join in at any time and don’t necessarily have to draw every animal. The point is to have fun and learn about some interesting prehistoric critters!

In case the graphic is hard to read, here is the list:

1. Your Choice!

2. Dino - Qianzhousaurus sinensis

3. Ptero - Hatzegopteryx thambema

4. Croc - Mahajangasuchus insignis

5. Other - Yarasuchus deccanensis

6. Dino - Regaliceratops peterhewsi

7. Ptero - Dearc sgiathanach

8. Croc - Carnufex carolinensis

9. Other - Doswellia kaltenbachi

10. Dino - Ceratosaurus nasicornis

11. Ptero - Batrachognathus volans

12. Croc - Sebecus icaeorhinus

13. Dino - Lambeosaurus lambei

14. Other - Proterosuchus fergusi

15. Ptero - Ferrodraco lentoni

16. Dino - Shuvuuia deserti

17. Croc - Shamosuchus djadochtaensis

18. Ptero - Caviramus schesaplanensis

19. Dino - Mamenchisaurus sinocanadorum

20. Croc - Arizonasaurus babbitti

21. Other - Smok wawelski

22. Dino - Kentrosaurus aethiopicus

23. Ptero - Sordes pilosus

24. Croc - Burkesuchus mallingrandensis

25. Dino - Pachycephalosaurus wyomingensis

26. Other - Chanaresuchus bonapartei

27. Dino - Animantarx ramaljonesi

28. Ptero - Quetzalcoatlus lawsoni

29. Croc - Batrachotomus kupferzellensis

30. Dino - Concavenator corcovatus

(Also, for new paleoartists: as a heads up when looking for refs you will come across David Peters. It is ill-advised to use any refs from the websites “pterosaur heresies” and “reptile evolution” as all those skeletals come from him and his own personal imagining of the tree of life and are usually pretty innacurate. If you have any trouble finding accurate references, I am more than happy to share the ones I’ll be using!)