Stegotyranno's Art

[Shonisaurus]

What beautiful illustrations of dinosaur busts!

By the way the snow and sun dinosaur, what kind of dinosaur does he refer to? On the other hand, the head of abelisaurus and baryonyx are spectacular. You have an enviable style when it comes to making illustrations and about combining illustrations with conservative but bright colors like baryonxy with dark backgrounds.

[Fenestra]

I really like the Abelisaur. It looks so calm.
With a little top hat and monocle it could disguise itself as a dignified, wise man.
Ofcourse the teeth give away that it would still snap your head right off when you came too close. 

[Gothmog the Baryonyx]

Beautiful head shot in profile

[Stegotyranno420]

What beautiful illustrations of dinosaur busts!

By the way the snow and sun dinosaur, what kind of dinosaur does he refer to? On the other hand, the head of abelisaurus and baryonyx are spectacular. You have an enviable style when it comes to making illustrations and about combining illustrations with conservative but bright colors like baryonxy with dark backgrounds.

Thank you. As for the Snow and Sun hadrosaur, I just made it as a random sketch to show how my sketches are made(I have the video, but I will only show once it's uploaded to my Channel on YouTube)

I really like the Abelisaur. It looks so calm.
With a little top hat and monocle it could disguise itself as a dignified, wise man.
Ofcourse the teeth give away that it would still snap your head right off when you came too close. 

Thank you Fenestra. As for the abelisaur...

Beautiful head shot in profile

Thank you Gothmog

[Fenestra]

Well look at that!    Perfect!

[Stegotyranno420]

More art:
Some form of Borophagine, based on my dog, it's pretty inaccurate but one of my first attempts at an mammal

Another, Cryolophosaurus elioti. I'm starting to really like this dinosaur

Dilophosaurus wetherlii, also liking this animal

Ceratosaurus dentisulcatus. What do you guys think of this new style?

What dinosaurs should you think I should draw? Any groups I have been setting aside? Feel free to let me know : )

[Shonisaurus]

It is very beautiful the borophagine seems made by a renowned paleoartist I congratulate you it is a work of paleoart of great height.

The cryolophosaurus is very beautiful, I also like this type of dinosaurs a lot, especially if they have ridges or protrusions like horns, such as the ceratosaurus, the dilophosaurus and the ceratosaurus, you have been great with those bust images and with all of them off and monocolors, your new style is being perfected on the other hand for my part I would like you to draw a tsintaosaurus that although I already know that it has a physical appearance that does not differ much from the olorotitan for example, however I would like the retro or old appearance of that hadrosaurid lambesaur as if it were the mythical unicorn.

[Stegotyranno420]

Thank you @Shonisaurus . I will work on a tsinatosaurus
In the meantime here is a Machairoceratops cronusi

[Shonisaurus]

Thank you very much for your answer, I love it, indeed the "retro" tsintaosaurus on the other hand what a beautiful machairoceratops the drawing is even superior to its counterpart in PNSO sculpture. Every day you make better drawings, I love your art. You have an artistic streak.

[Fenestra]

I really like your new style of drawings with the soft grey tones.
The dinosaurs look healthy and meaty with soft, but detailed skin. The dark, gleamy eyes give it an overall sinister look. But it also brings them alive.
They look beautiful.
But still dangerous.

[Stegotyranno420]

Thank you very much for your answer, I love it, indeed the "retro" tsintaosaurus on the other hand what a beautiful machairoceratops the drawing is even superior to its counterpart in PNSO sculpture. Every day you make better drawings, I love your art. You have an artistic streak.

Here is the Tsinatosaurus for @Shonisaurus
However it has come to my attention such a crest doesn't exist no more. So I had to photoshop it into olorotitan
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I am also starting a new series of stylistic dinosaurs around the world. Here is Mongolia(Tarbosaurus) and Brazil(Amazonsaurus)

I really like your new style of drawings with the soft grey tones.
The dinosaurs look healthy and meaty with soft, but detailed skin. The dark, gleamy eyes give it an overall sinister look. But it also brings them alive.
They look beautiful.
But still dangerous.

Thank you Fenestra. I also really like your work. In fact when I first joined and maybe before I joined I recall happily reading your thread along with the other customs, great times.

[Stegotyranno420]

Yangchuanosaurus "magnus"


When I was 13(March) vs when I am 14(November)

[Shonisaurus]

Thank you for your works of art, that deference in drawing the tsintaosaurus is grateful for me. That "retro" tsintaosaurus is the one that I have always loved and the one that I knew since my youth is very beautiful, I also like the later representation of that beloved dinosaur, the implacable drawing as always.

On the other hand, those colorful stylist dinosaurs are quite interesting.


On the other hand, that other Asian dinosaur was spectacular at the time, you have a lot of style. I hope that tomorrow illustrious dinosaur books, I would honestly buy you those books, you do palaeo-artistic works superior to that of many specialists in the field and do not take it for a compliment, it is the truth.

[Fenestra]

I really like your idea of "dinosaurs around the world."
It's fun to find the hidden clues. 

[Stegotyranno420]

Thank you for your works of art, that deference in drawing the tsintaosaurus is grateful for me. That "retro" tsintaosaurus is the one that I have always loved and the one that I knew since my youth is very beautiful, I also like the later representation of that beloved dinosaur, the implacable drawing as always.

On the other hand, those colorful stylist dinosaurs are quite interesting.


On the other hand, that other Asian dinosaur was spectacular at the time, you have a lot of style. I hope that tomorrow illustrious dinosaur books, I would honestly buy you those books, you do palaeo-artistic works superior to that of many specialists in the field and do not take it for a compliment, it is the truth.

Thanks very much. I am excited to see what the future holds. I am doing commissions right now but so far no offers. It's ok, hopefully I get some soon : )

I really like your idea of "dinosaurs around the world."
It's fun to find the hidden clues. 

Thanks Fenestra. I plan to include many more clues

Here is Giganotosaurus carolini

[Shonisaurus]

Beautiful and accurate paleo-illustration of the giganotosaurus, which makes me wonder why many toy dinosaur companies don't make giganotosaurus with heads as scientifically accurate as yours or those of other paleo-illustrator cartoonists. My congratulations.

[Stegotyranno420]

Beautiful and accurate paleo-illustration of the giganotosaurus, which makes me wonder why many toy dinosaur companies don't make giganotosaurus with heads as scientifically accurate as yours or those of other paleo-illustrator cartoonists. My congratulations.

Thank you @Shonisaurus


Brachiosaurus altithorax

[Shonisaurus]

I really like the new interpretation of the brachiosaurus that double chin looks great, on the other hand it is interesting to see the drawing with muted neutral colors and in the other drawing to see it with paint color.

[Gothmog the Baryonyx]

I love your chunky Brachiosaurus though I would like to see someone do a sort of melon on the skull so the head shape doesn't match the skull shape, which is how I personally see Brachiosaurids, and will do unless proven otherwise.

[Stegotyranno420]

I really like the new interpretation of the brachiosaurus that double chin looks great, on the other hand it is interesting to see the drawing with muted neutral colors and in the other drawing to see it with paint color.

Thank you very much shonisaurus

I love your chunky Brachiosaurus though I would like to see someone do a sort of melon on the skull so the head shape doesn't match the skull shape, which is how I personally see Brachiosaurids, and will do unless proven otherwise.

I actually meant to exaggerate the skull crest. But thanks very much awsell

Now to mark my third year on this forum, here is A Leaning Alamosaurus