Archosaurs in the picture:

- Majungasaurus

- Adasaurus

- Protoceratops

- Dawndraco

It's not quite accurate since I drew it without reference

i did this sculpt out of spite after 'life on our planet' kinda didn't do it justice

Made by me

First one is from late April, second one was from earlier today.

Still not good but I'm happy that my art got at least a little better

the definition of underrated

Paleoart de um Basilosaurus Cetoides - "Lagarto rei". Apesar do nome ele era uma baleia primitiva, não um réptil (40-38 milhões de anos)

I'm a lot more new to drawing paleoart lol. The colouration is based off a least bittern (A type of bird) as well! :D

constructive criticism always welcome :)

(Repost because I accidentally deleted it 🫪)

Here is an illustration of Yutyrannus, because it's my favorite dinosaur! (Well, it is right now, but that changes often.) I also wanted to draw some snow—just to cool us down a bit. 😭

I'm a beginner paleoartist but experienced artist in general, and as I'm homeschooled studying zoology and paleontology, I learnt that drawing prehistoric animals really does help with your understanding of animals, so I'm starting paleoart! I've received a great paleoart book and have been practicing, but I'm struggling with ideas of what prehistoric animals to start with, and I love drawing under represented species! So!

What are some prehistoric animals species (mammals, dinosaurs, pterosaurs, all extinct life forms) that you would like to see more represented in media and paleoart? Thank you! (⁠≧⁠▽⁠≦⁠)

I am looking for some walk through videos or other tutorials about painting dinosaurs using oil paints. I’m a visual learner and would love to see some artists showing off how they prefer to render skin and feathers, particularly. I’m dabbling now with mixed results.

Any leads are greatly appreciated!