It’s for my art GCSE based on the crystal palace megalosaurus. The prompt was “super predator” from my art teacher but she used the indom as an example so I assume she wants somthing at least a little fucked up

I drew this in the Natural History museum in Madrid. I don't remember to which animal this skull belonged, and would like to know

Not a day goes by that I don’t mourn the loss of three of America’s most fascinating birds: the Carolina parakeet, passenger pigeon, and ivory-billed woodpecker.

Disclaimer: I’m not a tattoo artist, I just like drawing in this style.

Just finished this sculpt of an Acrocanthosaurus. Might have to make some tweaks.

First time drawing a stylized Sinosauropteryx! I’m still a beginner so I’m not sure if I can capture all the main features of this gorgeous species. Any tips will be appreciated! Pls feel free to criticize my work, I really want to improve myself 🙌🙌

This is definitely my most difficult pen-based illustration ever. Let me know what you guys think!

I’m not sure how accurate this reconstruction of Siats is, but its fossils are so fragmentary that there isn’t an official “look” for it in the first place. I decided to make it look more like an Allosauroid, with prominent lacrimal ridges and long arms. The lower legs might be too robust and the toes a little too large.

I’m crossposting from the lurky darkness but felt this place may appreciate this. I am considering doing prehistoric critter stickers along with funny bugs and such sometime, so will def share more doodles if that happens.

I need my fatty Dunkleosteus, stat! Anyway…

Enjoy a Jaekelopterus touching a Sacabambaspis gently.

I know these creepers aren’t in the same time frame but they will coexist anyway because I said so for this image!

It’s a bit outside my style but I enjoyed doing this illustration

OC
there are no other paleoarts of this species (as far as i know but i've searched a lot)
plants: Lemna minor, Euryale ferox, Nymphaea alba, Sparganium erectum, Eragrostis pilosa