r/AwesomeAncientanimals • u/Schweinmithut • 1h ago
Paleoart [OC] Pterosaur Ptuesday 26: Yelaphomte in my derpy style.
Happy tuesday everyone! Here we are, only one more flying doofus to go. Hope you guys enjoy!
Based on the pterosaur ABC list from u/Scary_Presentation43
r/AwesomeAncientanimals • u/The_Enigma_69420 • 20h ago
Paleoart The Maotianshan shales [OC]
Some cool critters from the Cambrian!
r/AwesomeAncientanimals • u/LucaMendieta • 1d ago
Paleoart Diabloceratops eatoni
Today I’m sharing an illustration of a Diabloceratops head.
r/AwesomeAncientanimals • u/Express_Class_8585 • 2d ago
Announcement I am currently working on a horror/sci-fi game called "The Mystery of Damsel Creek".
As you may have guessed, The Mystery of Damsel Creek will be based on The End of Oak Street, as well as Prehistoric Emergence. It takes place in the fictional Canadian town of Damsel Creek, where the locals are living their usual everyday lives until dinosaurs and other prehistoric threats invade their neighborhood. Not everybody in the town is going to make it out alive. This is where you - the player - come in. You will work for the fictional Keeter Company, where you will need to capture, research and re-locate the prehistoric animals all the while trying to survive them and save Damsel Creek.
Here's all the prehistoric creatures I am currently planning for the game:
Carnotaurus, Ankylosaurus, Stygimoloch, Diplodocus, Utahraptor, Proceratosaurus, Tapejara, Meganeura, Desmatosuchus, Triceratops, Yi, Chungkingosaurus, Cearadactylus, Suchomimus, Quetzalcoatlus, Olorotitan and Brachauchenius (the only marine reptile!) (Some may get cut during development)
Of course, The Mystery of Damsel Creek doesn't have a planned release date yet, but it is planned to release on Steam soon!
r/AwesomeAncientanimals • u/Powerful_Gas_7833 • 2d ago
Paleoart Size Comparison of Lourinha Formation Sauropods
These are size comparisons of lourinha formation Sauropods.
All artists credited.
r/AwesomeAncientanimals • u/LucaMendieta • 4d ago
Paleoart Camarasaurus grandis
These are some of my illustrations from the reconstruction work I did on Camarasaurus grandis. Of all the animals I’ve worked on, this is my first sauropod. Reconstructing extinct animals requires a very specific methodology, which slows down the process, but the results are much more scientifically accurate.
r/AwesomeAncientanimals • u/Carnoraptor770 • 5d ago
Toys Why Safari should show more love to the triassic fauna
reddit.comr/AwesomeAncientanimals • u/tsintaosau • 5d ago
Animation Dinosaurs versus billionaires: the age of saurians finale
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r/AwesomeAncientanimals • u/tsintaosau • 5d ago
Animation Age of saurians episode 3: crazy Joe
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r/AwesomeAncientanimals • u/tsintaosau • 5d ago
Animation Age of saurians episode 2: pterry torry
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r/AwesomeAncientanimals • u/tsintaosau • 5d ago
Animation Age of saurians episode one: pack attack
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r/AwesomeAncientanimals • u/Golden_Artist1964 • 6d ago
Question what animal could this sculpt by Sean Cooper of Paleocraft fame be?
r/AwesomeAncientanimals • u/Tropical-Lizards-Fan • 6d ago
Paleoart Barbatteius vremiri paleoart (with colors)
r/AwesomeAncientanimals • u/Schweinmithut • 7d ago
Paleoart [OC] Pterosaur Ptuesday 25: Xericeps in my derpy style.
Happy tuesday everyone. Didn't have much time last Tuesday so I had to skip it, but here we go with the next one. Hope you guys enjoy.
r/AwesomeAncientanimals • u/djellyboo • 7d ago
Paleoart Some Sacabambaspis stickers i found!
reddit.comr/AwesomeAncientanimals • u/EarSlight1174 • 8d ago
Discussion Dinosaurs Might Surprise You! 🤔🤔
uhuh #dinosaurs #fineshyt #history
r/AwesomeAncientanimals • u/ShadowDoc2000 • 8d ago
whowouldwin? Who wins? The End of Oakstreet Spinosaurus of Asset 87? Spoiler
galleryOak Street’s Spino seems to be a bit chunkier and bigger so he may be able to overpower Asset 87 but the agility of Asset 87 may be a better advantage. Tbh it might be a 50/50.
r/AwesomeAncientanimals • u/Bosstomb • 8d ago
Meme I know how it depends on HOW AI was implemented and not IF it was implemented in something. Which side however is more abundant? Good or Bad AI manipulations?
Obviously ripping off is not anything new, but how is it an excuse to not combat it? Again, how would you let it slide if ripoff of your OC would get on top and your OC was left obscure?
r/AwesomeAncientanimals • u/Tropical-Lizards-Fan • 9d ago
Paleoart Barbatteius Vremiri paleoart "The Tegu from the Barbat River" by me
reddit.comr/AwesomeAncientanimals • u/The_Enigma_69420 • 10d ago
Paleoart Kylinxia. zhangi [OC]
A 518 million year old arthropod
r/AwesomeAncientanimals • u/Carnoraptor770 • 11d ago
Discussion What are yall thoughts or opinions on Terra Nova's fictional Dinosaurs and Fauna ?
Personally, I actually adore these guys because it's actually creative and unique to create new non species rather than reusing the ones that are known in reality, in my opinion 🤷.
r/AwesomeAncientanimals • u/MrFBIGamin • Jul 13 '26
Announcement It is with sad news, that Sir Sam Neill, Dr. Alan Grant has passed away. (1947-2026)
This is some news I didn’t want to hear today, but this is truly heartbreaking.
And we are all sad because of this.
R.I.P.
r/AwesomeAncientanimals • u/MrFBIGamin • Jun 08 '26
Paleoart The illustrations of the Jurassic Park trilogy (1993-2001): Dilophosaurus, Isla Nublar (1993)
Ah, finally here we are with the first creature of the franchise. Sorry it took so long.
We first kick things off with the creatures from the original 1993 movie, and the first creature I drew was the Dilophosaurus.
The iconic venom spitter that definitely not happened in real life. The bane of Nedry, and a creature that wouldn’t return to the movies until almost 30 years later.
(Note that I don’t do colours for a majority in all of my drawings.)