10/5/22 Black Kite & Flame

A gilded Kelenken for you ♥

more sketches because art block has been really rough on me for a month now

Dinovember Day 25: The Secretary Bird. I couldn't decide between filters so here's both

Chickenosaurus Duo

Since scientists are trying to turn chickens into dinosaurs, I decided to express my love for dinosaurs and chickens and share to Dino lovers and chickens lovers.

I used to own 3 chickens (2 hens and 1 rooster) so this is exciting news for me.

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Here's the second part of my Evolved Dinosaurs series, this one featuring Titanosaurs.  I originally wanted to draw more of them but it was pretty time consuming and I wanted to move on to the next part.  Hopefully the composition is passable. Anyway, the scene is a herd of Titanosaurs gathering at their breeding ground where two males are battling for center stage while females look on.  This particular species hails from South American where vertically all of the largest known Titanosaurs were discovered.  Given how efficient they were at getting big, after 65 million years I imagine they would have finally recached the biological limit of terrestrial size, reaching up to 50m in total length and raising their heads reaching to 20m.  A contributing factor the their size increase is the joining of the northern and southern American continents which greatly expanding their territory.  When it's spring in the northern hemisphere they migrate to North America then back to South America when spring returns there. They regulate their body temperature with their neck flaps similar to how elephants use their ears for the same function.  In males, these neck flaps can expand and exhibit bright colors to attract females as well as intimidate potential rivals.  When combating other males, they would often expand their neck flaps and risk injury as a show of confidence. As always comments and critiques are welcome.

Note: the males are distinguished from the females by the bright red patterns on their throats and darker back stripes.

OC-tober Day 5 : "Choice"

Whose lunch will he steal today?

Prompts by @oc-tober2023

Dilophosaurus guy :D

I’m still not 100% satisfied with the way the Vrunerians look, but oh well, don’t feel like tweaking it rn.

Generic Beast Wars Idea: if I made a universe with the Maximals and Predacons with beast modes as the norm I would actually have culture effect their beast mode choices. Maximals would have mammal, bird, and fish alternate modes while Predacons would have insect, reptile, and crustacean alternate modes. Arachnids, Amphibians, and Cephalopods would be considered “culturally neutral” and both sides would have those as Beast Modes. Also do to that this universes versions of people like Filch, Malodor, and Wingcode would be Maximals due to the animals they are connected with.

Oooh, that's pretty cool! I wonder what the cultural reasons would be, aaand my brain was typing this IDW altmode stuff came to mind

11/30/22 California Condor

~`•°🦕°•`~It's dino o'clock for this girlie~`•°🦕°•`~

this gamer got himself a full-time jobb 💼

because of this, art has slowed down and i will no longer be opening commissions ;;

any work i take on will be with my regulars/trusted clients of only pieces i'm super really interested in because :')

the schedule leaves me less energy than i already didn't really have, as well as time this is the first i opened my main art program in 2 weeks

not an april fools joke! i'm just happy to finally have a stable income since art was barely, if even, getting me by

ARTFIGHT hitlist for 2023

The hitlist is specifically for dragons/dinos/avians

https://forms.gle/J5STzTArJDeDejhN6

Week 30's theme was Dinosaur, coming a bit late after 65 million years' worth of delays. Shout out to @8000Power for showcasing Archeops, Unova's extinct avian Pokémon, whose fossil restoration is going strangely... #TFTuesday #TFEveryday #Transformation #Transfur #PokémonTF

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