Watched by a foraging troodontid, a herd of Arctic hadrosaurs walk along a moonlit beach in Alaska, 69 mya.
Inspired by trackways left in volcanic ash at Prince Creek. The species depicted have unclear status at this moment in time, so let’s call them Troodon sp. and Ugrunaaluk kuukpikensis/Edmontosaurus regalis.
I liked playing JP:TG even if the gameplay was nothing too special. The lore and new dinosaurs were neat though it sometimes conflicted with the canon.
The new dinos in particular were really cool in concept but sometimes a bit lacking in concept. Like I don’t like the squiggly mouth on the Tylosaurus and the “dragon belly” on the Herrerasaurus, but that’s just me.
Hey! Not Jurassic Park! I had some time today to make some sparkly, fresh content and I thought I would draw a troodontid since I rarely do that if ever. This one in particular is some undescribed Alaskan troodontid that is mounted at the Perot Museum in Texas. That face likely haunted the nightmares of small Cretaceous mammals.
Also, T. rex was given its sweet-ass name 113 years ago today. Love you bud!
Ending November with this masterpost of all my dinos for Dinovember on Instagram. My goal was to have fun and make highly speculative and super inaccurate designs and behaviors.
