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A closer look at the Acrotholus variants. The males have small pigment spots near the front of their domes and under their eyes, as well as striped quills along their tail. In contrast, the females tend to be more drab, have thicker tails, and have darker stripes on their faces.

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More Bambiraptor variants. The wild ones have warmer colors, while the ones that reside near settlements have evolved to have more murky, darker colors. The first bambiraptor is based off of a cardinal, and the last one is based off of a pigeon.

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A close up look at some of the Dienonychus color variations. These are some of my favorite designs overall in the story- the prairie variants are the darker, brownish ones, while the forest variants have more coppery orange and red feathers. Females have darker/more stripes around their neck, while the males tend to have lighter faces.

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An introduction to the protagonists of our series! Augusta is a small town reporter who recently has been hired to travel the country and publish stories relating to how the west is coping with the dinosaurs. Her trusty companion(and luggage transport) is a Propanoplosaurus named Ranger. Milo is her assistant- and while he’s quite incompetent, she wouldn’t ask for anyone else to be by her side.

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Male and Female Acrotholus color concepts

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Bambiraptor variants based around several species of birds

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Nanuqsaurus color concepts- let me know if you like the darker or the lighter variants!

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Practicing animation with a hadrosaur.