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shrike inspired deinonychus can stab someone in so many ways

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Alsooo a megaraptoran i painted a while ago. I love megaraptorans. My pretty little princess ❤️

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Doodles from yesterday's flocking #paleostream featuring Vesperopterylus, Mammut americanum, Umoonasaurus, and Dsungaripterus.

Today is also my birthday!! 🎉

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I made a meme thank you for hating it

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'Barry!? Where are you? You said you've gone to take a piss; it's been fifteen minutes! Where--'

'...'

'... Barry?'

A little scenario I thought up after I finished painting this piece. Am now back with some dinos, this time BARYONYX, but with a different side to this style.

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Tupandactylus imperator with Ginkgo huolinhensis. Both species from the Early Cretaceous. There is an interesting paper which discusses how pterosaur pycnofibres may be synonymous with bird feathers featuring T. imperator. Cool stuff!

Colours and patterns were inspired by toucans, various parakeets and monarch butterflies :)

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this company is so frustratingly misleading. They did not bring back the direwolf (Aenocyon dirus). They modified a modern grey wolf (Canis lupus) into having some direwolf morphology. There has been no de-extinction. This is pure hype slop. As a friend said "these are dire wolves the same way La Croix is a fruit".

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With the Niobrara formation we are entering an sea of classics! Unfortunately I had to kill the king to bring all these squabbling nobles together to figure out the succession. Protostega dibs out before it gets too wild.

Niobrara is quite tricky because it preserves a purely pelagic fauna, unless you want to look at some giant clams in complete darkness. As we already did a bait ball for Pierre Shale I wanted to avoid huge fish swarms.

The initial idea for this was an elasmosaur migration at rough sea, but that just doesn't bring enough of the predators to the table. So with migration and bait ball out of the way and the Platyceramus "reef" too deep we opted for the classic bloat and float option.

As you can see, once again, in this size chart by discord member JW, we have a fauna filled to the brim with macro-predators. And some of the most iconic and largest members didn't even make it in here. If you know how to cram in here some more giant fish and sharks let me know ;)

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practicing gouache with my best friend utahraptor

+ some progress pix

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Gadusaurus curiously observes some friends.

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I am finally finished with my reconstruction for Dromeaosaurus albertensis.

I too often want to just sit on a branch and munch on a lizard.

Original sketch that lead to this piece and the update

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The newly described Archaeocursor asiaticus scampering around in Early Jurassic China. Unfortunately, it was too late to include it in my forthcoming book on Early Jurassic dinosaurs 🥺

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Guanlong could have been your best friend

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Mumma to the Rescue

The inexperienced hunter hatzegopteryx accidentally dropped its prey. The baby tethyshadros fall to where its mother is desperately trying to catch it.

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mine!

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What a fucking loser. Reblog if you would love that skylight.

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AND HERE IT IS! It was really hard to not tell everyone because I knew for more than 2 years now. Please welcome Tameryraptor, a new name for Stromers carcharodontosaurid. Based on Stromers descriptions, drawings and newly found photographs the authors conclude...

...That this animal was distinct from the better known Kem Kem material. I had hoped it to be out before the Bahariya stream but oh well, I did a small update afterwards ;)

If you want to have a read, click the link below =)