#dromaeosaurid

[pimsri]

Baby albino changyuraptor spooked by her own reflection, realizing that she's not like her other siblings.

[wayward-delver]

Creature of the Night: 

“Feathered Dinosaurs aren’t scary,” is false, it’s about how it is presented and nothing is more terrifying than a bitter truth. 

by Jayson Duria/WobblyWorks

[makairodonx]

Deinonychus antirrhopus for Groundhog Day

[joitiks]

we'll meet again

[percivalias]

The Maniraptoran Alphabet (Part 1)

This past week I researched and illustrated a dinosaur alphabet book! I researched and illustrated 26 maniraptorans for the project, specifically limiting myself to species that went extinct before the Eocene to exclude modern birds. This project was a huge amount of fun for me and I'm very proud of the result, so I hope you all enjoy them too! Please look forward to the rest of the series, which I'll be posting over the course of the coming week or so.

[paleo-cafnir]

Last dinosaur of 2023 🦅

Based on a black vulture

[aveniastra]

Brother and sister of the Ikana. I love blue.

[goodafterwoon]

Okay, one more fan art for Prehistoric Planet 

[soulsplosion]

A doodle to get out of art block : )

[paleoprojections]

A small sketch of Dakotaraptor sniffing a magnolia

[blobbei-art]

Oh here's some updated art of Theresia's new design (L+R side) I made for Art Fight + more tests. Things are still subject to change but her being a centaur has made it so much easier to draw her!

[sirpamkun]

I posted this on instagram but I feel it fits better on tumblr so here’s a little treat for you paleo guys :)

[eighth-box]

Baby Raptor, 2022

[makairodonx]

A pair of Protoceratops and a lone Velociraptor trek across the wide expanse of sand dunes 75 million years ago in what is now the Djadochta Formation of Mongolia

[joitiks]

deinonychus, the terrible claw

♥commission info♥

[percivalias]

The Maniraptoran Alphabet (Part 4)

Part 4 of my dinosaur alphabet! I'll admit Yi qi for Q is the most questionable of the letters, given that it's the only one picked for species name rather than genus name. Unfortunately, though, the only genera I could find that fit my requirements (maniraptorans extinct before the Eocene) were things described in only 1 or 2 papers and had no pre-existing restorations to reference, so I would've had to make restorations for them whole cloth, and I just didn't have the time for that on this project (though maybe I will some other time?). So Yi qi was moved from Y to Q and I picked a different species for Y. (The other thing I was considering was throwing Quetzalcoatlus in there as a curveball, since it's not even a dinosaur muchtheless a maniraptoran, but that probably would have been a joke only for me.)