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So you want to make hadrosaurs? A🧵 I'll make this amply clear before diving into this, but I am NOT a professional. Should one see this thread and find something to be incorrect, take their statement over mine.

My version of Allosaurus jimmadseni from Netflix

I do mean Chasmo by the way, not the new guy. Just for clarification.

Next one up is Lambeo by the way. After that is either Huayangosaurus at the request of a friend or Chasmosaurus. Chasmo is actually a personal favorite of mine, has been ever since I watched Dinotopia for the first time.

Slightly different setup today, but here are Sinraptor and Qianzhousaurus! Two medium sized theropods from China's late Jurassic and Cretaceous respectively. Both are kin to some of the largest predatory theropods, and have actually gotten some time in the spotlight as of late.

@Mercurial_Marc2 Big thanks! Was quite the fun pair to work on.

@Elemental93 Baby Yang and Titan Alio go crazy (LOVE THE FOLOR SCHEMES!!!!)

For the sake of clarity (Curse the word limit) the Allosaurus skeleton was used for rough proportions on Sinraptor. It was made by Olof Moleman who is no longer on this site.

References are here! thecodontia.com/theropoda-skel… (@/DanPalaeon1 - Sinraptor) sketchfab.com/3d-models/allo… ^ skeletaldrawing.com/theropods/qian… (@/skeletaldrawing - Qianzhousaurus) Attached image is an Alioramus mount that was used for rough proportions on Qianzhou. (Texas A&M University)

🚨NEW STUDY DROP🚨 Chasmosaurus russelli is no more! The species has been assigned to a new genus, Cryptarcus! They found the features that were used to put it in the chasmo genus were not strong enough to keep it there. 🎨: Tuomas Koivurinne

Ischyrosmilus part Ⅱ It's going to be a full display of the hunt, and I'm now looking for inspiration for the last one I promised it would be a series, the same predator and the same prey

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Result from the #paleostream! Spinosaurus mirabilis, Titanotaria, Hanssuesia and Armenohyrax! Note that I am very unsure about how to reconstruct the facial structure of Titanotaria, but it's #WorldSealDay!

"Medium-sized" definitely means something entirely different when we're looking at non-avian dinosaurs, and man are some fun critters packed into that category. More on this soon-ish.

Doolysaurus huhmini using sumi, mineral paint and gouache

Result of the Wellington Formation #paleostream! People like to think of the Carboniferous as the time of the giant insects but they actually reached their peak in the early Permian. And here in Kansas we find the largest: Meganeuropsis, which in our case in going after a...

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Today's just been the day where I look back down at the clock and go "Oh holy shit when did 3 hours pass??" I guess. Still got things done so that's cool with me, just weird to experience.

here's what we sketched on this week's #Paleostream flocking! Lotosaurus, Metriacanthosaurus, Pterocetus, and Caelestiventus

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