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PrimevalRaptor's artworks

Started by PrimevalRaptor, July 22, 2019, 07:28:37 PM

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Quote from: Stegotyranno420 on August 14, 2023, 05:42:48 PMavatar_PrimevalRaptor @PrimevalRaptor
Wow, I thought the Rajasaurus was a screenshot.
Same! That Rajasaurus looks straight out of the documentary.


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Very glad to hear that, thanks guys!

With spooky season about and some fun Twitter trend I've made some strange encounters on my own...but I made it out in one piece luckily lol






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It's been...three years or so since my last sauropod, had to fix that urgently so here's Diplodocus carnegii, probably doesn't need an introduction.
I did also make another rough model in Blender for this one to get theneck/tail proportions right


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Quote from: PrimevalRaptor on October 07, 2023, 10:57:31 AMVery glad to hear that, thanks guys!

With spooky season about and some fun Twitter trend I've made some strange encounters on my own...but I made it out in one piece luckily lol


Wow that one took me by surprise!
Now showing: The Lost World (1925)


My collection is here

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Yeah, I am VERY glad I'm not a small animal coexsisting with azhdarchids :D

Also with a new mosasaur on the block, of COURSE I had to jump to the canvas!



The recently described mosasaur Jormungandr walhallaensis (what a name!) surfaces to observe an unfortunate young tyrannosaur adrift on a vegetation raft

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This drawing of Platypterygius australis was inspired by me wanting to do a more green-ish ocean scene for ages since a lot of books I read as a kid had at least one of those (Big inspiration here was a scene with IIRC Geosaurus? from "Das große Buch der Saurier", can't find my copy right now sadly)

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Quick drawing of the recently described plesiosaur Franconiasaurus from the Early Jurassic of Germany

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