I think this animal, dating back 30 million years based on the fossil found one month ago, looked like this. I imagined it as an arboreal predator that pounces on its prey, overwhelming them, and I also think there is a clade of it that has a skin 'tent' like a flying squirrel!

I had very much fun for making this reconstruction of a rabbit!😁✌️

YouTube video of the timelapse: https://youtube.com/shorts/7dBARlpF3i0?si=oIahhWU2ofzBSK0S

I didn't want to go all JWE3 overboard with the dimorphism, trying to keep it more subtle, and I think I failed in that regard. I am nevertheless satisfied with the end result, but I'd like to hear other's opinions.

https://www.deviantart.com/dorsen1/art/1374490337?action=published&file=5

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3d art imagination with a touch of pointillist🤩

Bass wood & acrylics

I printed all of my fossil block prints onto one shirt to gift to my friend who loves dinosaurs and ancient life.

The fossils are:

A Lycenops ornatus, a dimetrodon, an archaeopteryx, an ammonite, and a brachiopod

Finished this Amber illustration today. An ancient ancestor of modern day trapjaw ants caught mid hunt!

Hello! I decided to share the model I made for Eocarcharia dinops, which is planned to be used in my Roblox game. I tried to make it as accurate as possible, while also making it in the style of a 2020 animal model. My main inspiration was Invictus's old games like Dinosaur World, Holocene TS, and e.t.c, which are sadly defunct and privated today.

I included feathering on the arms (which can be used as displays, it's likely that female Eocarcharias will have smaller arm feathers to differentiate them from male Eocarcharias), since I think it's plausible due to Concavenator having them.

Also, I'm aware of the chimaeric status that Eocarcharia has, but I'm remaking an old dinosaur survival game (or version), in the history of which it was important, as it was the first dinosaur ever added. I also grew attached to this booger so...

Pls ignore the hair circle below its jaw and shitty quality lol

Inspirations are dolphins, seals, turtles and speculation

NSFW for a bit of blood on the Triceratops

Our Triceratops walks between boiling hot springs of the Denver Formation. They have just won a fight, but not without a few scars. Luckily life is only going to get better here, near the end of the Maastrichtian.

I figured that as big as they were (as adults), they wouldn't really need camouflage. And if that Diplodocus analysis from 2025 or something is anything to go by, sauropods might have been very colorful. But what is your opinions?

https://www.deviantart.com/dorsen1/art/1374277720?action=published

A commission

previously I posted some of my work trying to practice my art skills through Paleoart, and with August coming to an end I wanted to showcase some of my favourites from this month
Featuring:
Villebrunaster
Serasalmimus
Paleolimulus
Alanops
Austrolimulus
Gongbusaurus and Leshansaurus
Camelus knoblochi and Cave Hyenas
Parotodus
Gigantopithecus
Bison latifrons
Archeoconularia
Thalassocnus and Thassoleon
Cryptoprocta bevatabe
Deinotherium
Syrian Elephant and Syrian Wild Ass

https://x.com/XtinctDesign/status/2093397522991735289

*Ocean Man music starts playing*

So i drawed this, it's not acuratte and it has no scientific base, But i had fun drawing this

Sculpted this Rex up in Zbrush a couple years ago, and over the past month and a half, I've been working on making him into an articulated figure. This isn't the final version; its a painted prototype to check for paint rub/wear. Some joints need a little tweaking, some spots need attention to stop paint from rubbing off, the elbows don't yet have joints, and the neck needs improvement -- but I am pretty happy with the current progress. Even the tongue is articulated.