2023
Bowceratops
Unfortunately, bowties were not invented yet 66 million years ago, making this depiction scientifically inaccurate.
2024
Old vs New
This was for an art jam I did with my friends, the prompt of which was "old vs new" and it shows the evolution of my style over time, as I got a better grasp of anatomy.
Breaking Through the Frost
Winter is coming to an end in what would eventually become Australia. A giant amphibian, Koolasuchus, has just woken up from its torpor and its feeling rather hungry. No better a time than to catch some Qantasaurus!
Torosaurus Scuffle
Two male Torosaurus engaged in a scuffle. If you've ever seen muskox fight one another, image that but with 8 tons being hurled around.
Cerastegotops
Unfortunately Cerastegotops isn't a real dinosaur. This drawing is a re-design of the hybrid by the same name from the game Jurassic World: Alive. If you look up the original design you'll be sorely disappointed.
Tyrannoraul
A drawing of the infamous Tyrannosaurus rex. He's a tad on the extremely chubby side but that just means more to love! The color scheme was based on Dinoraul's iconic T. rex model.
2025
Tyrannoraul v2
Here's an edited version with an improved background and proportions.
Where Bisons Roamed
A drawing of Tatankaceratops in an (almost) dried river bed. While this "bison horned face" is a dubious genus which might just represent a juvenile Triceratops, I love it nonetheless.
Frigid Spectacle
A very fluffy Pachyrhinosaurus perotorum and her baby. Take note that it probably did not get this snowy during the time Pachyrhinosaurus lived, and likewise it probably wasn't this fluffy. Unfortunate.
Battle of the Salt Flats
A group of Allosaurus try to split up a herd of towering Diplodocus as they trudge across the salt flats. This scene is heavy inspired by one of my favorite documentaries: Walking with Dinosaurs (specifically the Ballad of Big Al). If I ever finish this piece, expect it to be a remake from the ground up.
Regorgon
When I was in Finland, I found a lot of my old stuff which happened to include this Gorgosaurus action figure from the 2013 Walking With Dinosaurs movie. While very accurate for its time, I wanted to see how it would look if updated to match modern science. This meant editing the picture of the model to give it some lips, fluff and a bit more bulk.
Sue on a Stroll
One of the largest Tyrannosaurus individuals, Sue, walks next to a river bank as a Basilemys watches her cautiously. Luckily for the turtle, Sue has no appetite. A parasitic infection in her lower jaw has made it nearly impossible for her to swallow anything solid. Luckily her fat stores will keep her sustained- for now.
Woolly Rhinoceros Patterns
Several Woolly Rhinoceros (Coelodonta antiqualis) coats based on cave paintings from the Chauvet Cave in France. The names are made up.
2026
Sue's Second Stroll
An updated restoration of the T. rex specimen Sue, based on some recorrections to my previous drawing and just personal preference.
Cotyloryhnchus Patterns
Similar to my woolly rhino piece, except for the comically-proportioned synapsid Cotylorhynchus and not based on any sort of evidence.
Abelisaurid
Painting practice of an unspecific abelisaurid.
