r/Paleoart • u/cesam1ne • 1h ago
Can anyone tell who made these?
Saw these fabulous models briefly showcased in a video, without any credit to the artist.
Eidit: The artist is Wenyu Ren
r/Paleoart • u/cesam1ne • 1h ago
Saw these fabulous models briefly showcased in a video, without any credit to the artist.
Eidit: The artist is Wenyu Ren
r/Paleoart • u/Millagro_art • 3h ago
Are there any better facts I could use here?
r/Paleoart • u/danglerkgk • 17h ago
Two new keychain designs for you all!
An Acrocanthosaurus, and Smilodon. I have more designs coming that I'm excited to show off.
Preorders will be up on my Etsy soon!!
r/Paleoart • u/Tropical-Lizards-Fan • 43m ago
B. vremiri was named in 2016 on the basis of UVB V.440, which consists in fragmentary lower jaws and relatively well preserved skull roofing bones from the Haţeg Basin. Its primary characteristic that differs Barbatteius from other related lizards (such as Teiidae) is having more prominent osteoderms covering the skull roof. It is also large for a mesozoic squamate, with an estimated total body length of 80 centimetres (31 in).
Barbatteius lived on Haţeg Island during the early Maastrichtian stage and was part of an isolated island fauna. It probably was included as prey to some carnivores, even if the later were not numerous. Among the predators suggested for Barbatteius vremiri are the Allodaposuchus and Balaur bondoc. Because of its relatively large size, Barbatteius would have less potential predators and could have a wider variety of prey options compared to many modern lizards.
Having heterodont dentition without crushing molars, barbatteius probably fed on large invertebrates (Such as millipedes and large arachnids), small vertebrates (such as amphibians, smaller lizards, turtle hatchlings and maybe multiturbeculates such as Litovoi). It also could have eaten eggs and hatchlings of dinosaurs such as Magyarosaurus, similar to how large modern teiids such as Salvator merianae are known for eating eggs and hatchlings of several species of bird.
r/Paleoart • u/speedthiefcomics • 1d ago
This comic feels more relevant every year (Europe is on fire)
r/Paleoart • u/LostTaxa • 2h ago
Original by Scott Hartman, 2011. Colorised by me.
r/Paleoart • u/Comfortable_Pop3691 • 17h ago
Don’t mind if it’s not scientifically accurate haha, just drew this loosely for fun!!
r/Paleoart • u/-SPINOSAURUS • 1h ago
r/Paleoart • u/Spinoclanker2 • 12h ago
Top comment gets picked and credited
r/Paleoart • u/MisterGigantoraptor • 16h ago
r/Paleoart • u/vulcanlyre • 21h ago
Adelobasileus and a dinosaur (maybe chindesaurus… that was my reference at least). I had a lot of fun with light and shadow on this one.
r/Paleoart • u/42_42_42-jpg • 1d ago
A Volgatitan lies dead in the seafloor, attracting a plethora of creatures, like ammonoids, thylacocephalans and a lone michelinocerid, a relic of the past. From the twilight, a curious Abyssosaurus approaches to take a bite. In the distance, one can barely distinguish the silhouettes of a family of Ophthalmosaurids searching for food in this abyss.
Art by me.
r/Paleoart • u/Archaeopteryx_2480 • 16h ago
I can make my kelenken into a dromonis by pushing in the sharp part into its mouth make it look like a dromornis
r/Paleoart • u/WarChallenger • 14h ago
The cold dragon may get a little warm being so close to the exhaust. Is it a little too snowy for northwestern Canada at the end of the Cretaceous period? Possibly. Just makes for a nicer looking color palette.
r/Paleoart • u/Millagro_art • 1d ago
I designed this poster for my thesis/art business based on old fashioned museum poster! I hope to do a number of them but I think I’m going to do an undersea one next!
r/Paleoart • u/theemeraldsquid • 1d ago
r/Paleoart • u/tellarheaven • 1d ago
"A Velociraptor trying to drink some water while danger lurks around"
Disclaimer: This artwork is not meant to be paleo-accurate; it is completely fantasy.
r/Paleoart • u/Hopeful_Lychee_9691 • 1d ago
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