#Dinovember2024

[fastman27]

Dinovember day 2: Medusaceratops

[1dinodaily]

Dinovember is Back!

Each day of November has a dinosaur species or genus prompt for you to draw. I also have added bonus prompts for extra inspiration.  If you post your dinosaurs and tag them with #dinovember or tag me (@1dinodaily), I will reblog your art and feature it on @1dinodaily!

Rules for getting featured:

Must be your own art

Post your art of the dinosaur of the day before the end of the day

No NSFW content

Prompt list in text format:

Compsognathus

Medusaceratops

Lambeosaurus

Argentavis

Palestine Sunbird

Dreadnoughtus

Amargasaurus

Lythronax

Wallcreeper

Masiakasaurus

Yangchuanosaurus

Heterodontosaurus

Carnotaurus

Dryptosaurus

Megaraptor

Deinocheirus

Eoraptor

Barred Eagle Owl

Phorusrhacos

Yi Qi

Spinosaurus

Miragaia

White Winged Potoo

Tsintaosaurus

Atrociraptor

Diabloceratops

Beipiaosaurus

Therizinosaurus

Kentrosaurus

Saurophaganax

Bonus Terms: ✶ Amensalism ✶ Aposematism ✶ Commensalism ✶ Competition ✶ Crypsis ✶ Eyespots ✶ Leucism ✶  Mating Ritual ✶ Mimicry ✶ Mutation ✶ Mutualism ✶ Parasitism ✶ Phenotype ✶ Polymorphism ✶ Predation ✶

Thank you all and have fun!

[yangularoo]

Day 7 for Dinovember! My fav so far //

I stream animation on twitch Saturdays and Sundays- https://twitch.tv/yangularoo

[saritapaleo]

Archovember 2024 Day 21 - Jakapil kaniukura

Jakapil kaniukura was a basal thyreophoran, the group that led to stegosaurs in the Late Jurassic and ankylosaurs in the Cretaceous. In the Early Jurassic, thyreophorans like Scutellosaurus were small and bipedal, eventually becoming the armoured tanks of later eras.

However, Jakapil lived in the Late Cretaceous of Argentina, at the same time as ankylosaurs on other continents, and its discovery represents a previously unknown lineage of thyreophoran in South America. Though fragmentary, its proportions seem to suggest it was bipedal like the early thyreophorans, and it also had distinct teeth that allowed it to chew, rather than shear leaves. Hopefully we can uncover more information about this strange little armored dinosaur in the future.

Jakapil lived in the Candeleros Formation which, in the Late Cretaceous, was an ancient desert called the Kokorkom Desert. This environment was covered in windblown sand, broken up by oases. Here, the tiny Jakapil would have lived in the shadow of sauropods like Limaysaurus and Rayososaurus, and the giant theropod Giganotosaurus. It would have also lived alongside small theropods like Bicentenaria, Buitreraptor, and the alvarezsaurid Alnashetri, as well as pseudosuchians like Araripesuchus, rhynchocephalians like Priosphenodon and Tika, mammals like Cronopio, turtles like Prochelidella, and frogs like Avitabatrachus.

This art may be used for educational purposes, with credit, but please contact me first for permission before using my art. I would like to know where and how it is being used. If you don’t have something to add that was not already addressed in this caption, please do not repost this art. Thank you!

[fulcrum-art-fox]

Dinovember day 21: Spinosaurus

[cellulosaurus]

Dinovember day 16: Deinocheirus

Rip he deded

@1dinodaily

[gemboundprism]

[katborg82]

Dinovember day 22!! @1dinodaily The armored giant has discovered this tree makes for an excellent backscratcher.

[unscrupulousartist]

Playing catch up

[jestermaker]

I was very tired and did not put much into this but still wanted to do it

Dinovember day 10

[fastman27]

Dinovember day 3: Lambeosaurus

[nitadraws]

Dinovember day 1 - Compsognathus

He is going to leave the lantern at his family's grave today

I kindof based him on the colouring of a grass snake and tried coloured lineart to start the month with! @1dinodaily

[yangularoo]

Day 9 for Dinovember!

I stream animation on twitch Saturdays and Sundays- https://twitch.tv/yangularoo

[saritapaleo]

Archovember 2024 Day 26 - Compsognathus longipes

Before it was confirmed that birds were dinosaurs, Compsognathus longipes was regarded as the smallest dinosaur for decades. About the size of a chicken, its name means “elegant/refined/dainty jaw”. It lived in Late Jurassic Europe, found thus far in both Germany and France, with possible teeth also found in Portugal. It was carnivorous, and the remains of small lizards were found preserved in both fossil specimens. They were likely fast, scurrying animals, using their long tails for balance.

In the Late Jurassic, Europe was a dry, tropical archipelago at the edge of the prehistoric Tethys Sea. Both Compsognathus specimens were preserved within lagoons, possibly having died chasing lizards on the beach and then being swept out to sea in a flash flood. The German specimen is known from the Painten Formation, a part of the Solnhofen Limestone. The French specimen was found in limestone on the plateau of Canjuers. One of Compsognathus’ most famous contemporaries is the avialan Archaeopteryx, and the two may have competed over prey. It would have also lived alongside early pterosaurs like Propterodactylus, Rhamphorhynchus, and Anurognathus (as seen above). There were also a diverse variety of turtles, rhynchocephalians, and lizards living here as well, many of which served as prey for this tiny, catlike predator.

This art may be used for educational purposes, with credit, but please contact me first for permission before using my art. I would like to know where and how it is being used. If you don’t have something to add that was not already addressed in this caption, please do not repost this art. Thank you!

[moxlobster]

doing Dinovember this year along with trying different styles so here's the first 3, Compsagnathus, Medusaceratops, and Lambeosaurus

[cellulosaurus]

Dinovember day 13: Carnotaurus (and maybe mating ritual)

The wrestling bulls! I kind of just "updated" Prehistoric Planet's design, but also added my own touch by giving them blue on the bottom of the horns (PP's blue arms are cute but not the most likely in my opinion)

Hope you like 'em, @1dinodaily