Stegotyranno's Art

[Psittacoraptor]

I really like your art. You have serious talent, and also a very recognizable style! 

[Reuben03]

Ok spent about 15 min on this Sauroposeidon

ITS PERFECTTT AHHHH

[Stegotyranno420]

@Psittacoraptor thanks so much, tho i never really thought I had a style
@Reuben03 Made it with you in mind
Okay so using a reference and the knowledge I already knew, I made this mock/test skeletal(specifically the skull) through grossly simplified means.
Rajasaurus Narmadensis
Grey: Full Skull
Yellow: Possible Horn
White: Known Material(based on what I was able to find)

[Stegotyranno420]

Permian Swamp:

The generic archosaur (no specific species) that will go in it:

Old Carcharodontosaur(no specific species):

Anchisaurus polyzelus for Stupid Sketch Show Guy(It's not a insult, that is his litteral name, and he requested it. I also mad his intro for his channel(the one with a pen drawing an anchisaurus)

[JPuggy]

I really like the "generic" archasaur picture. I think it looks really good!

[Shonisaurus]

It's funny how you make those sauropods with those strange shapes and with such swollen necks and bodies. It is fun. Nice and ingenious works of paleoart.

Some dinosaurs with those dewlaps remind me of our current pelicans when they put food or water in their beaks. It is very ingenious what you do. It is a transgressive art.

[Stegotyranno420]

Thanks both of you

And I finally did it...Rajasaurus Narmadensis:

The base I used since there's no good skeletals. It was made in sticknodes

[JPuggy]

ooooooh! That Rajasaur looks like it's pretty heavy. I wouldn't want to be caught by that guy!

[Stegotyranno420]

Yes, I wanted to emphasize how it may have been the largest or atleast the bulkiest abelisaur

Here is Carcharodontosaurus Saharicus:

[Gothmog the Baryonyx]

Oh I love seeing those Cretaceous theropods all chunky, especially with their diminutive arms which are made even more so. Makes them look cute too

[Stegotyranno420]

Not just the Cretaceous, people forget that earlier animals were also muscular and bulky, such as this
Megalosaurus Bucklandii:

[Stegotyranno420]

Since I seen many folks here want a thescelosaurus, especially my friend    @Halichoeres , I thought, if I can't make a figure, at least I can make a picture, so I did

[Reuben03]

Since I seen many folks here want a thescelosaurus, especially my friend    @Halichoeres , I thought, if I can't make a figure, at least I can make a picture, so I did

this is beautiful.

[Halichoeres]

Thank you, that's very thoughtful. The speculative fuzz and dewlap are nice touches. Like a tragopan crossed with a mongoose.

[Gothmog the Baryonyx]

That's a lovely Thescelosaurus, I can imagine the movement of it.

My point about large Cretaceous theropods being bulky was also I reference to how their arms got smaller but the rest hit bigger basically. Megalosaurus may have been chunky but it had longer arms. I do live seeing modern depictions of Megalosaurus too, there's something pleasing about it, given how far we've come since it was discovered

[Stegotyranno420]

Concavenator for @Shonisaurus . Spain is a cool country.

[Stegotyranno420]

Wiehenvenator of Deutschland! For all of my German Friends

[Stegotyranno420]

Baryonyx Walkeri, Again(portrait)

[Gothmog the Baryonyx]

Beautiful work

[Stegotyranno420]

Xenoceratops, one of the few dinosaurs my mother knows