MF.gadelha

A scene depicting the Patagonian scrubland in the early morning, dotted with araucarias and framed by foggy mountains in the background. A pair of Macrauchenia, four guanacos and a patagonian mara are seen among the grass. A Megatherium walks by further away and a crested caracara flies over the scene.

Foggy morning in Late Pleistocene Patagonia.

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Sketch-Tropeognathus

An imposing Langstonia scavenges a Xenastrapotherium carcass, in the Miocene of Colombia #paleoart

Keresdrakon-concept

A small group of diplodocid sauropods walks through an expanse of dry ground, with scattered rocks and puddles. In the background lies a forest covered in mist, and impressive cloud formations in the sky. A few rhamphorhynchid pterosaurs fly by, and a small ornithopod moves away from a puddle as the sauropods approach.

Felt inspired to do a piece inspired by paleoart aesthetics that were common when I was growing up. This is mostly based on a particular one by Mark Hallet, though I think I channeled some other influences as well.

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Sent @maijakarala.bsky.social to Paleolithic.

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

Receive my hug 😔

An Oxalaia quilombensis (very close Spinosaurus relative from Brazil) crosses a tidal flat under a dark, cloudy sky. The dinosaur has its tail resting or dragging across the muddy ground, powerful arms, long neck and head and a rectangular-shaped sail on its back giving it a kaiju-like appearance. To its right there's a discarded turtle shell, and to its right, a pile of driftwood. Soft light is hitting its sail and part of its neck making them look brighter and more vivid than the somber looking environment.

Lightcatcher
(Oxalaia quilombensis)

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Irritator pertence ao Brasil #IrritatorBelongsToBR

Boaa

study...

me too

Thank you!

Irritator

Tyrannosaurus-sketch

You won't be surprised to learn that King Tyrant has some comments on azhdarchids vs. T. rex, including citations of multiple papers on birds stealing food from or harassing much larger, relatively formidable mammalian and avian opponents. There's also some updated size comparisons and art.

Spinosaurus comm

Here the result of the St. Bathans fauna stream! This one took us into the early Miocene of New Zealand, the Moa's ark, as some call it. After many formation streams with very few birds this one has probably way too many!
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Não tem nenhuma brincadeira, eu respeito profundamente a Natália e o trabalho dela, minhas breves considerações foram a respeito do post do autor da postagem original, apenas.

I understand that you did not refer to anyone, and that the purpose of your post was different.

I really know that you are not on the side of the extreme right, and I felt offended by the way Andrey treated Brazilians.

In any case, it was a very gross generalization.

This attack on the Brazilian people was not fair.

Typothorax moving along

new pants

Got home from work and immediately threw together a quick sketch of the new Jurassic dinosaur Baminornis, which preserves the earliest known example of a pygostyle (the fused tail bones that support the tail feathers in modern birds).

Meganthropus palaeojavanicus of Sangiran, Central Java, Indonesia. A hominid that lived during the early-middle Pleistocene.

Brush test from last year. The fur brush is by Ville Sinkkonen, which you can get from his gumroad. Easily my top 5 brushpacks.

Neanderthal study

A cheetah-like Miracinonyx stands on top of a small boulder in a snowy prairie. In the background, a herd of reindeer move amidst a cloud of dust. Beyond them there's mountains on the horizon, and greenish northern lights on a dark blue sky with faint stars.

Going through an art block since the end of last year but managed to do something involving three things I aesthetically enjoy

✔️snowy grasslands
✔️northern lights
✔️cheetah-adjacent cats

Miracinonyx watching a herd of reindeer somewhere in nothern USA, Late Pleistocene

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