My first dinosaur of 2025! I know that it isn't as colorful as some of my other dinosaurs (apart from the head), but I still think it's cool.
Skeletal:
https://novataxa.blogspot.com/2024/09/labocania.html
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My last dinosaur for this year is the Antarctic dinosaur Cryolophosaurus. I know it doesn't really look like a dinosaur that would live in a cold climate like Antarctica, but that's because Cryolophosaurus lived before Antarctica froze over.
I could not do Glacialisaurus because it is too fragmentary for there to be a complete skeletal diagram. Instead I will do Cryolophosaurus.
Tomorrow I will post another animal, but I will take another break after that because I will be on a vacation. I think it would be fitting for my last dinosaur of the year to be somewhat Christmas-y, so you can suggest what dinosaur I should draw.
It has been a really long time since I posted on Dinopedia, and this is both because I had other things to do, and because I had some technical issues with my computer. I hope nobody thought I was dead or anything. I will post more stuff later, but don't expect me to post on Dinopedia frequently.
Is Gualicho a Coelurosaur, a Carnosaur, a Magaraptoran, or a Noasaurid?
Skeletal Diagram: https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Life-reconstruction-of-skeletal-remains-of-Gualicho-shinyae-and-stratigraphic-and_fig14_305294244
I wanted to redesign my old Utahraptor for a while, and decided to do it now with a creepier design for October.
It's based on a Skeletal Diagram by Scott Hartman, but when looking for it I found out that Scott Hartman recently released a bunch of new skeletal diagrams and also updated some old ones, with Utahraptor being one of them (the posture was changed to be slightly more upright).
It's partially based on the Pesquet's Parrot and the Waldrapp Ibis.
Bistahiversor because it's actually valid. Alamotyrannus is probably Tyrannosaurus Mcraensis.
A Ptarmigan is this bird. They say "awebo"
Yes, this sis partially based on the All Yesterdays Leaellynasaura, but more Ptarmigan-like.
Skeletal Diagram: https://www.deviantart.com/plastospleen/art/Leaellynasaura-sp-Skeletal-748930627
Ping: @Sparxlol437 and @Avalancher734
I already knew about Labocania, but it's cool that there's a new one.
Sorry that I'm a bit late. I really like that Triceratops design. Also holy sh** that's brutal!
Based on a Skeletal Diagram by Scott Hartman. I wish Sinosauropteryx were still alive because I would want one as a pet.
EDIT: I forgot to ping @Sparxlol437
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@Alphastar NGSS Yes.
@Alphastar NGSS I still will use them occasionally, but there are some better options. Also I do a lot of animals that Scott Hartman doesn't have skeletal diagrams for.
@Alphastar NGSS. Those are awesome! I like the colors on the T rex especially. What are these made in?
Sorry that it's been a while since I've posted anything. I wanted to do Asfaltovenator for a while, despite it being fairly similar to Allosaurus. To differentiate it from Allosaurus, I gave it completely different colors.
This is my Allosaurus for comparison. I prefer the Allosaurus' color scheme to be honest, but I still like the Asfaltovenator's color scheme.
Skeletal Diagram I used: https://www.deviantart.com/randomdinos/art/Asfaltovenator-vialidadi-skeletal-reconstruction-840395466
I like the colors of the Prehistoric Park Triceratops.
Suggested by @Avalancher734. The tail fin is completely speculative, and although it's hard to see, it has a translucent effect because I imagine it being completely made of soft tissue.
I used 2 skeletal diagrams, one for the body and one for the head:
Body: https://www.eurekalert.org/multimedia/638372
Head: https://nixillustration.com/science-illustration/2020/tanystropheus-hydroides/
2 days ago @Avalancher734 suggested I draw Cearadactylus, but I couldn't find a good skeletal diagram so I drew Caulkicephalus instead. They also suggested a few of the colors, and I thank them for that because I really like this color scheme.
Skeletal: https://www.deviantart.com/alternateprehistory/art/Caulk-ead-683561787
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