Oh! Thanks Cooper!!

It's not as spectacular compared to Supersaurus, but this small sauropod is s very important. It's the first rebbachisaurid found in Europe, and its presence here has helped us understand the paleogeography of the Early Cretaceous, since it's believed that its ancestors migrated from Africa

And another quick line drawing, this time of the Iberian diplodocids Demandasaurus (left) and Supersaurus (right)

I'm uploading a quick sketch of Turiasaurus that I made to use in some formatting tests. I'm going to try doing more line art, it's not my comfort zone, but it's never a bad idea to practice other styles

Yes, the small details can make a difference. There's a lot of speculation here, but I think the best thing is to try to convey that, as much as we tend to see dinosaurs as almost mythological creatures, they were still just animals of their time, and they would have had their differences

Wow, thank you so much!! I think it's important to be somewhat demanding when you're working on things related to the reconstruction of animals from the past — it requires a lot of reading, but it leads to much more rigorous and accurate results!

Good morning, here's a quick sketch I put together. I don't usually do line work since it's not my strong suit, but I'm making these heads for something else and thought—why not share them? Hope you like them!

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Congratulations, an incredible, fabulous job!

Queen of the Steppe
(yes it's a 3d render)

I’m sharing a couple of illustrations that are still in WIP phase to show the anatomy of Europelta and Miragaia. For the muscle reference, I used the study Matt Dempsey did on Stegosaurus

I hope you like them—it’s just a small idea to help present this kind of information in a very visual way

I must remind you that this has no value beyond the artistic—I’m not a paleontologist, and although I try to draw from good sources, there may be significant inaccuracies

Here I also leave some renders of the models

I’m sharing a couple of illustrations that are still in WIP phase to show the anatomy of Europelta and Miragaia. For the muscle reference, I used the study Matt Dempsey did on Stegosaurus

I hope you like them—it’s just a small idea to help present this kind of information in a very visual way

Over 4,000 followers on Instagram!! That's a lot of people. If you want to follow me there, great—there’s a ton of reconstructions, profiles, and information about the terrible lizards of the Iberian Peninsula!!

And thank you so much

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Repost = Like!

Did I peep this entire feed because I dig good paleoart? Yes.

Did I see anything disappointing or uninteresting? No.

Am I impressed with the insights into anatomy and behavior, especially for notoriously difficult-to-bring-to-life ankylosaurs, stegosaurs, etc. Absolutely!

Oh, thank you so much, Tim! Comments like this really help a lot, truly! I hope I keep making things you enjoy!!!

Thanks

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Teruel vs Lourinha

Since I’ve already finished the reconstructions of the thyreophorans from the Iberian Peninsula, I’m sharing here a couple of poster-style visualizations showing the different genera and the sites where they can be found

Let’s start with the different genera, arranged by clade and size

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Absolutely gorgeous art!

Wow!! Thanks!!

And as always, thank you for reading and for your support!

And finally, the fossil sites

And here’s the version I made for the sauropods, following the same order: first by clade and size

And now, the one showing the fossil sites

Since I’ve already finished the reconstructions of the thyreophorans from the Iberian Peninsula, I’m sharing here a couple of poster-style visualizations showing the different genera and the sites where they can be found

Let’s start with the different genera, arranged by clade and size

#Paleoart

Miragaia like you've never seen it before. I've prepared a musculature visualization. It's something I've tried a few times and I like to do with lesser-known dinosaurs or those from the Iberian Peninsula. and what better than Miragaia!!

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Oh! Thanks!!

Thanks!!

The basis for elaborating the musculature is taken from the study Matt Dempsey did for Stegosaurus, but as I usually warn, this is the work of an amateur and has more artistic intention than anything else. It's not a serious musculature study, but I hope you like it anyway!