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Dinosaur Fancier t-shirts
Like most paleonerds, you probably have a favorite type of dinosaur. Maybe you are a fan of theropods, maybe you are more into sauropods or maybe you are more of a ceratopsian person. No matter what sort of dino you prefer we’ve got you covered! Choose one of out t-shirts and let us know what you fancy.
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Designs by David Orr
Corythosaurus Fern Mandala
Free to color under Creative Commons by NC 3.0
Here are two that are dear to me old heart.
Two stubby little Fighting + Psychic Pokemon generated from the Nokemon AI website.
Behold, Garrapple and Hadrunt!
Here are some hypothetical baby Jurassic Park hadrosaurs that pull from the film designs, fossil specimens of ParasaurolophusandHypacrosaurus, as well as general “baby” proportions the series has used before.
I won’t be doing daily uploads for Jurassic June, but some more JP ontogeny-themed drawings could be fun. Stay tuned!
Anchiceratops at the watering hole with other Horseshoe Canyon Formation contemporaries, Pachyrhinosaurus canadensisandEdmontosaurus regalis.
I’m a little behind on my drawings as you may be able to tell, but it’s fine. I can probably catch up again before too long.
Dinovember Day 16: Saved for a Rainy Day
Hypacrosaurus caught out in the rain. This feels super atmospheric and I like how the rain effects came out.
A landscape featuring Shantungosaurus. I’m obviously not great at landscapes and I got the Shantungosaurus in there real quick, but I feel like this still looks OK.
I doodled this a few months ago trying to practice freehand perspective with some random dinos in pen.
In case you can’t read any of the super-tiny writing, the dinosaurs left to right, top to bottom are: Maiasaura,Acrocanthosaurus,Triceratops, and Plateosaurus. The only references used were a pic of an Acro skull.
This was on lined notebook paper which the printer I scanned this on apparently didn’t pick up. Good to know.
Oh hey, I drew a dinosaur.
I drew this the other night with the intention of it being the first drawing I post to my blog. I will be drawing and posting more as time goes on, with some shitposting and dumps of super-old sketches I’ve done spread out in between.
This started out as a line drawing that I ended up shading, which I guess turned out kinda interesting.
Based off the Lambeosaurus lambei skeleton mounted at the Royal Ontario Museum.
I think it’s adorable that the Parasaurolophus is one of 4 dinos to be in every JP movie so far. Like the other 3 (T. rex, Raptor, Trike) all make sense since they’re so popular. But then the Para’s just there. Being all cute and shit.
I only like Prosaurolophuses. And Prosaurolophuses like me too.
Happy Holidays and whatever else to everybody! It’s been quite the year art-wise. So much made and so much artistic progress. I’ll more than likely be posting a monthly art meme before the year is over. So much stuff I’m proud to have made.
That being said, I got my first full time job recently! And as exciting as that is, it means things are going to slow down somewhat on the art front. I won’t be dead, I have far too much planned for that. But don’t expect anything too often since I won’t have much time to work on art at least until I get used to my new schedule and how to make the most of it. Not that I put out art all the time, but just figured I’d make it known.
Hope you all enjoy and have some fun and cozy winter times.
Another set of JP color schemes for Parasaurolophus. I kinda wanted to include the one from JP: The Ride, but I felt like the ones here were from more “prominent” sources and got in more varying colors.