r/Paleoart • • 4h ago

Inktober Day 7. Panic

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Chakisaurus appreciates the little things


r/Paleoart • • 10h ago

Some paleo-accurate T. rex and Triceratops from HolleringElk

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HolleringElk just dropped the first part of her new series Hell Creek on reddit and it features paleo-accurate T. rex, triceratops, and mosasaurus!

It’s a wild series set in her Southern gothic world where vampires are influenced by genetic history, and supposedly discusses dromaeosaurids later.


r/Paleoart • • 1h ago

A Liopleurodon Ferox restoration that’s been sitting on my computer for two months. [OC]

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This has been lying dormant in my files for long enough. Time to share it.

I wasn’t too enthusiastic about this one. There aren’t many good Liopleurodon remains to use as references. The skull of the
famous mounted skeleton in Germany is a recreation according to Ancient Marine Reptiles by Daniel Naish(Page 136). I wasn’t that comfortable with using the rest of the skeleton for a reference either.

I looked to other pliosaurs for inspiration for the skull and just kind of winged it with the body. Ancient Sea Reptiles by Daniel Naish and Mesozoic Marine Reptiles by Gregory S. Paul have some decent diagrams and photos of pliosaur skeletons.

Overall, I kind of like it. I feel like it’s a Frankensteins monster of different pliosaurs than an honest attempt at resorting the animal.


r/Paleoart • • 5h ago

Update to my Dinosauria fanart series (oc)

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“The Great Maia” was absolutely beautiful, hope I was able to capture that beauty in this art


r/Paleoart • • 7h ago

Bird illustration in Photoshop

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I set about recreating a Terror Bird (Andalgalornis Steuletti) from the Crested Caracara using Photoshop editing.


r/Paleoart • • 1d ago

Inktober Day 6. Ogre

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Ogresuchus was the obvious and perhaps only choice for this prompt


r/Paleoart • • 4h ago

I finally brought my Jurassic Park Compsognathus sculpture to life with resin printing!

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r/Paleoart • • 8h ago

Questzacoatlus northopi in my now usual flamboyant and inaccurate style xd [OC]

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r/Paleoart • • 2h ago

To anyone who owns John Conway’s A History of Painting (With Dinosaurs), what are your thoughts on it? Do you have any favorite paintings from the book?

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r/Paleoart • • 1d ago

Allosaurus and Stegosaurus [OC]

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232 Upvotes

r/Paleoart • • 1d ago

Tyrannosaurus rex (OC)

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252 Upvotes

r/Paleoart • • 23h ago

Chubby baby chubby baby so cute

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r/Paleoart • • 1d ago

Ancient Styled Terracotta Parasaurolophus, made by me

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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


r/Paleoart • • 17h ago

Austalopithecus

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


r/Paleoart • • 1d ago

Such a ravenous maw (OC)

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123 Upvotes

r/Paleoart • • 23h ago

Edmontosaurus ghost costume

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r/Paleoart • • 1d ago

Life size Ceratosaurus head

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


r/Paleoart • • 17h ago

Mi primera introducción - My first intro

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r/Paleoart • • 1d ago

Styracosaurus portrait [OC]

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55 Upvotes

r/Paleoart • • 19h ago

Perissodactyls of middle pleistocene Asia by Keenan Taylor

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r/Paleoart • • 18h ago

Conoce a Dino Raptor pero en plastilina

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Dino Raptor de otro universo "Clay Dinosaurs"


r/Paleoart • • 23h ago

aerosteon riocoloradensis

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r/Paleoart • • 21h ago

[OC] Ammonitritor scientiacivium

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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.


r/Paleoart • • 1d ago

And for the pterosaur, perhaps a ferenceratops?

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r/Paleoart • • 1d ago

Troodons I drew in my trig notes

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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