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Tumblr made me kill the quality on this so rip An Azhdarchid of some sort. Probably Hatzegopteryx. I didn't reference anything while drawing this so let it be whatever you wish

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Swiss roll centaur 🍰

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Deinonychus Takedown for animation practice

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I think I am a litttleeee fixated on Asra. maybe. Wanted to draw them with my own little spin on them

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Quick little drawing of Asra because I love them soso much

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Saurornithoides mongoliensis

First troodontid paleoart of 2025

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sinosauropteryx

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Never played Great God Grove but I think Huzzle Mug is REALLY neat

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recent pixelart-paleoarts I did of Parasaurolophus, Carnotaurus, Pachyrhinosaurus and Rhamphorhynchus

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Hi I just wanted to say I love Molly that's it that's the post

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some ocean creatures for one of my uni projects. i hope i can share something about the final result when it's finally finished, i'm so excited to see how it will turn out :D polygon lasso tool my beloved

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New Camila ref. because something about the first one was putting me off but I had no idea what. Experimenting with caring less about how messy my art looks because honestly?? I'm kind of liking the outcome

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Hey guys i’m not dead ∴ ω ∴ i come bearing an offering of Critter

This is an alien organism i've had drafts of for a long time now, and only now have i really properly done anything with it. Enjoy :)

To explain this animal properly, first i need to explain where they come from.

The planet they live on is freezing cold and essentially entirely ocean, with the surface of the sea separated from the open air by several kilometers of thick ice. the sea itself is warmed completely independently of the sun, relying entirely on geothermal activity (eg hydrothermal vents) to remain habitable. It is completely pitch-dark, with the only light coming from the odd bioluminescent organism of which there are few, as most animals don't even have eyes.

The Ramosapod (sometimes referred to as an "octospider" in common English) is a large aquatic alien invertebrate native here. They had initially adapted for an ambush predator lifestyle, hiding amongst rocks and clutter waiting for an opportunity to strike. However, as hydrothermal vents became more common across the planet and available energy increased, they began to orient towards a more social, intelligence-based lifestyle.

They have no ears and are basically blind, instead they mostly rely on smell and vibration to get around. Almost all of their languages are forms of tactile sign spoken with the tarsal bulbs tapped against another's body in a sequential order.

Their reproduction is similar to that of ferns seen on Earth, with a sequential alternation of generations (please look this up i can't explain it here) based on how many pairs of chromosomes are present. The sporophyte generation is the one pictured above, with the gametophyte being much smaller, almost microscopic pelagic animals.

As it stands, they have now built a reasonably sophisticated society for themselves across their freezing pitch-black ocean, with technology almost entirely derived from living organisms selectively bred or genetically engineered for specific tasks. Currently they're attempting to develop and fund the means to begin drilling through their extremely thick ice layer, to take a peek at what's up there.

Not many see it being particularly viable, however. We shall see.

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11/01/24 Compsognathus

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Just a pachy having a stroll

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deinonychus father and chick roosting