#abelisauridae

[pansylair]

tinkering around with an abelisaur-esque fictional creature!

[makairodonx]

Portrait of Abelisaurus comahuensis, the type species of the Abelisauridae, whcih were basically the Gondwanan equivalents of Laurasia's Late Cretaceous tyrannosaurs

[carvente]

A rejection is nothing more than a necessary step in the pursuit of success.

Carnotaurus from Prehistoric Planet, art by me.

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[adamworks]

Day 11 - Elemgasem nubilus surprising a small pterosaur in the Patagonia, Argentina from the Last Cretaceous

[sina-man]

Koleken doodle

[novosev]

Hunter on the plains. 

[actual-haise]

Simply had to do a study featuring the Rajasaurus from Prehistoric Planet, absolutely in love with the design and patterns on this one.

[skyradiant]

Life of our Prehistoric Planet: Rajasaurus narmadensis.

[dinolegend-paleoart]

Koleken inakayali

[he-who-needs-to-be-silenced]

Maysozoic day 13:

Carnotaurus flees from a titanomachya who is currently sliding down the muddy shore, while a confused sulcusuchus tries to understand the beats who swam above his home and can go onto the forbidden land

Also forget the barosaurus lore will do that later today

[ildarotyrannus]

The portrait of the abelisaurid theropod Abelisaurus comahuensis that I made last year. I tried to work in a style like acrylic paints, but with monochrome. I like some aspects of this work, such as the eye and the keratin around it, but it's clear from the skin folds and facial scales that I have a lot to learn. I hope to do a remake of this in the future, but in a slightly different style. Done in Paint Tool Sai 2.0.

[shadowyuty]

Sketch of the unnamed Kenyan Giant Abelisaurid

[monthgirl]

[carvente]

New discoveries: Koleken Inkayli

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[adamworks]

Hi there,

It has been a while since I drew some Abelisaurid so the two newly undescribed abelisaurids from the northern Morocco was the perfect excuse

[mesozoicmarket]

A dinosaur tooth of a Chenanisaurus barbaricus from the Couche III in the phosphate mines of Oued Zem, Khouribga, Morocco. This rare abelisaurid theropod lived at the very end of the Cretaceous during the Maastrichtian. Fossils like Chenanisaurus are unusual as these are terrestrial species found in marine deposits, and represent rare dinosaur remains washed out to sea.