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Shringasaurus indicus
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shringasaurus is extremely doodle-able
#my art#shringasaurus#paleoart#colors from my pet skink :)#low art energy rn so you get doodly stuff for a bit ok <3
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Dinocember 2024 Week 1
#own art#digital art#dinosaur#dinocember#dinocember2024#mononykus#therizinosaurus#simosuchus#austroraptor#nothosaurus#tenontosaurus#shringasaurus
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dinocember? more like donecember lel
#dinocember#paleoart#paleo art#dinosaur#3d art#low poly#lowpoly#blockbench#here comes the tag spam sorry lel#mononykus#therizinosaurus#simosuchus#austroraptor#nothosaurus#tenontosaurus#shringasaurus#rhamphorhynchus#pachyrhinosaurus#quetzalcoatlus#venetoraptor#basilosaurus#amargasaurus#ichthyovenator#yarasuchus#styracosaurus#herrerasaurus#deinonychus#parasaurolophus#giganotosaurus#miragaia
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Dinocember: Day 7
Today’s Dinocember entry is of Shringasaurus, as one Christmas Eve, a Shringasaur was given a pair of reindeer antlers as a present, with provides some laughter and embarrassment. Enjoy!
Here’s the Timelapse video.
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Reblog to wish your followers a happy Shringasaurus Saturday
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#paleoart#shringasaurus#Aegisuchus#andrewsarchus#estemmenosuchus#artists on tumblr#paleoblr#prehistoric animals#prehistoric art
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Sketch of Shringasaurus indicus, an unusual Archosauromorph which lived in the middle Triassic of India, 247-242 million years ago
#paleoart#paleontography#triassic#mesozoic#archosaurs#archosauromorph#shringasaurus#archosaur#archosauria#triassic reptile#digital art#digital arwork
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Two Prehistoric, "Horny" Creatures
(i do love mattel's new hammond collection carnotaurus from jurassic world fallen kingom but i also do not like the elbows for their tiny arms either because they are fricking pointless)
#jurassic park#dinosaurs#dinosaur toys#jurassic world mattel#jurassic world#carnotaurus#shringasaurus#jurassic world fallen kingdom#jurassic world dominion#the lost world: jurassic park#the lost world#prehistoric reptiles#prehistoric creatures#mattel#jurassic park mattel#primal attack#paleontology#palaeontology#hammond collection#toy photography
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I could never really get into these art trends whenever they happen, I always am in the mood to do something else, like redrawing my OCs or something like that.
Anyway, here's a quickie six fanart that I am proud that I finished like a couple months back. Dinosaurs (and one other prehistoric lifeform) as chosen by some peeps over different discords. And ye, some of the dinos here have some design inspirations after their respective incarnations from Fossil Fighters and Dinosaur King.
I... have no idea why I decided to make Zino here part-chicken and turkey with the crest and waddles.
#six fanarts#paleoart#dinosaur#dinosaur art#art#digital art#artist#styracosaurus#therizinosaurus#dilophosaurus#ankylosaurus#baryonyx#shringasaurus#doodle
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me when shringasaurus
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Coming very soon is my first card game: Dino Time! An Educational Card Game about Extinct Life
It's an all-ages game playable by 2-6 players, with games ranging from 5-15 minutes long in playtests. Players draw 4 cards each, then take turns guessing when those animals went extinct, placing them along a timeline built over the course of the game. The first one to get rid of all their cards in this way wins!
Here's the Kickstarter preview page for it, make sure to give it a follow to stay updated on when the official launch is!
#card game#crowdfunding#prehistoric#paleoart#paleofauna#dinosaurs#velociraptor#shringasaurus#Spinosaurus#triceratops#indie game
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I enjoyed the Prehistoric Park series when it aired, so it's nice to see something of a spiritual successor here. Seeing these ancient creatures acting like real animals is nice to see. I think that some people forget that despite their size and appearance, they were just animals. :)
Some time ago we had the #PaleoZoo challenge on Discord, sponsored by Prehistoric Kingdom.
Goal was the creation of realistic zoo habitats that could hause extinct creatures. As examples I created a bunch of them over the course of a weekend.
Part three. A Shringasaurus temple, Archaeotherium getting brushed, Stegouros burrow, Plateosaurus hatchery, Wakaleo enclosure, Eryops colony, Lystrosaurus lookout, Giganthopithecus canopy walk, Australoraptor waterfalls, Numudotherium pond and the Erlikosaurus canyon.
#PaleoArt#Art#Paleontology#Dinosaur#Dinosaurs#PaleoZoo#Shringasaurus#Australoraptor#Archaeotherium#Stegouros#Eryops#Lystrosaurus#Plateosaurus#Wakaleo#Erlikosaurus#Numudotherium#Giganthopithecus#Natural History#Prehistory#Prehistoric#Speculative Fiction#Alternate History
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//did some thinking, and I've come to the conclusion what Alex's favourite dino/prehistoric creatures are
#taking a break - ooc#//and that list as follows is:#//dilophosaurus/spinosaurus/carnotaurus/shringasaurus/utahraptor/kaprosuchus/sarcosuchus
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We go back like 250 million years and we already have tiny bipedal dinosauriforms with grabby hands.
Obviously this evolved in tiny guys and then nature just scaled it up after extinctions gave the tiny guys their shot, the same way mammals got theirs after the dinosaurs ate it.
But like...this is what the dominant land animals of that period were doing:
That's Shringasaurus, a 13-ft cow made out of crocodile. Or, made out of the same stuff the much later crocodiles would be made out of.
All these big triassic lizardy-beasts look like what Victorians thought dinosaurs looked like: big, heavy iguana monsters.
Meanwhile the little proto-dinosaurs already have legs and hands? When did that evolve? The Permian? How? Why?
The Kings of the Permian were whatever the hell is going on here:
It was like a frog-based economy became a crocodile-based economy, meanwhile the whole time there are what are basically flightless birds with hands trying to be ignored.
These were small animals so they preserve badly, so we don't have fine details. But the bipedal thing is such an odd adaptation to occur so early. Mammals took forever to get there. Meanwhile proto-lizards apparently started doing it around the time they became a thing, and then kept doing it like no one else, then scaled it up to lunatic proportions by the end.
Idk. Wild.
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