Ogresuchus was the obvious and perhaps only choice for this prompt

Inspired by pre-Columbian pottery. I used polymer clay and acrylic paint, but would like to try actual terracotta one of these days if I happen to get a kiln

I reconstructed it from its skull it doesnt look fully accurate but it stil looks good though

Built a Life Size Ceratosaurus nasicornis head. The head is half life reconstruction and half skull bones.

Dino Raptor de otro universo "Clay Dinosaurs"

Since I've been playing as troodon in The Isle I wanted to draw some troodons. I also tried to draw a more accurate feathered troodon

Ammonitritor scientiacivium is a newly described species of ichthyosauriform from the Early Triassic. As the name suggests, it would have been a durophage that fed on ammonoids and other shelled invertebrates.

Hello, i wanted to share this light study since i go really proud of both color choice and shadows. My commissions are open, in case anyone is interested.

Life reconstruction of Compsognathus that I created as part of a commission project.

This bipedal theropod lived during the Late Jurassic (approximately 150 million years ago) in what is now Europe.

For decades after its discovery, it was considered the smallest dinosaur known, until fossils of smaller species were described. Nevertheless, it was still small, with estimated lengths ranging from 70 cm to 1.4 m and body masses ranging from 0.5 to 3.5 kg.

Like other compsognathids, it was a slender, agile carnivore that fed on small animals. In addition to its cranial and body morphology, the remains of small lizards preserved in the abdominal region support this dietary interpretation.

Popularized by Steven Spielberg's Jurassic Park, there is no conclusive evidence that it lived or hunted in groups, as depicted in the films and related media.

The main reference for this reconstruction's proportions and size was Dr. Scott Hartman's skeletal reconstruction, shown in the last image

🔴Check out the full illustration process on my YouTube channel! Link below:

https://youtu.be/Z96xRMQnVYY