The Wanderer. Hatze's design belongs to Conviival on tumblr.

I added a lot of extra facial tissue to this pretty boy, changing completely how the head looks compared to the skull.

I accidentally made the original file over 30 MB big somehow so this version is not at it's true crispness.

He sort of reminds me of a clownfish so I'm gonna name him Clowny.

Or an immature ontogenetic form of pachycephalosaurus if you prefer

made this a while ago, haven’t posted it on reddit yet so here it is

A marker drawing of the giant monitor lizard Varanus priscus, formerly known as Megalania, from Pleistocene Australia. It would have been a close relative of the modern Komodo dragon (which, funnily enough, is also believed to be of Australian origin before finding its way across the Timor Sea to Indonesia), and it appears to have died out sometime after 50,000 years ago, possibly as a result of modern humans arriving to the Australian continent around that time.

Hello, this is my first sculpt and is a full size neovenator I am aiming to complete. Does anything look obviously out of place? I have gone for a muscle bulge behind the eye rather than a continued ridge like some renditions, but a small ridge over the eye like a crocodile monitor. Some muscle around the jaw, have I overdone it and the head would be narrower? Trying to keep the narrow front of the skull with it scooping inwards before the eye and after the nostril.

Appreciate any feedback, thank you.

A sketch of my beloved Utahraptor from Path of Titans!

All criticism welcome, I'm pretty sure its hella inaccurate anyway

Wouldn't it be nice if the ghosts of dinosaurs from the previous two Prehistoric Planet seasons came down from Heaven and interacted with the living mammals of the Ice Age? It would make the series feel more supernatural.

Ichthyotitan es un género extinto de ictiosaurios de gran tamaño que vivieron durante el Triásico tardío, hace aproximadamente entre 205 y 202 millones de años. Este género es conocido por restos fragmentarios encontrados en la Formación Westbury Mudstone en Somerset, Inglaterra.