I adore how goofy the little sea bunny twinkie log on the bottom left turned out 
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Dang! Really sorry to hear that life is wrestling you down right now. Hopefully it will soon take a turn for the much better. I will say a prayer. 
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Hey friends!
I’m trying to get back into drawing, recently most of my creative endeavors have been embroidery and starting a project doing read-throughs and art for the original Jurassic Park novel.
I wanted to doodle on paper tonight, and ended up with some (very early) design ideas for some cute fall/halloween themed YHHs (Your Herp Here!).
I was wondering if anyone would like to see their herp in one of these situations, or jump off of these ideas for another pose?
I think $5 would be fair for each, $7 if there is a glowing component, and I can also send you a sticker for the added price of printing the sticker (depending on size +$1.50 or so and shipping, but I can always hold off until Redbubble does a free shipping sale).
Idk, just wanted to doodle something 
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These are so cute! I’m going to figure out somebody to go into a pose or two.
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Finally had time for a new dinosaur, and did you guys know after all this time I’ve NEVER drawn a triceratops?!?
This particular one is based on the Yoshi’s Trike, aka Yoshi, who has the biggest horns of any known specimen. ALSO, look who finally remembered to give a ceratopsian quills!
Colors/patterns based on a caramel albino sumatran STP
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That second pic looks like my Sumatran….
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The pic was from an ad from TB Snakes, BUT I did use your snake as inspo, because I remembered he has a lovely contrasted head color compared to the body and I wanted that!
So you aren’t too far off!!
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Well thank you so very much! 
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Here is a Kaprosuchus! This is a crocodiliform that had much longer legs and a more upright stance than the typical crocodilians we think of, and is one of many more land-based, ‘galloping’ crocodiliforms.
I should note they probably didn’t run in this manner nor have this much hip flexibility, but I loved this pose too much and a little artistic liberty is okay!
Also I based him on a Red River Hog piglet, which like, whaaaat that’s not a reptile at all what the heck? Kaprosuchus means ‘boar crocodile’ because of those very interesting tusks, so I chose the red river hog to use some colors you don’t normally see on a crocodilian, but its still earth toned and camoflauged in a realistic way.
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How was this even possible??? Well, you certainly conquered the form when you decided to take it on. Well done!
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I know they’re invasive in so many places, and I’ve hidden up a tree from their adult relatives - but I love the stripes on those babies piglets! Love the dino version, too.
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Talk about a cutie patootie baby and an enormous schnoz!
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I think I got so focused on showing off some dinos no one talks about that I totally glossed over some very popular ones! I’ve never done stegosaurus either, so that will be coming up!
Pigs are somehow both so cute and SO SO TERRIFYING - honestly they balance it weirdly well
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@cmills , I really hope you don’t mind, if you do, I’ll delete this post, but since every one on this thread appreciates paleoart, I wanted to share a couple sketches I did recently as well as one I’m working on right now to see what the community thinks about them
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THESE ARE SO AMAZING!!!
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR BLESSING US WITH THESE!! Your art is ALWAYS welcome oh my goodness please always feel free to add to the thread!!!
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Aww thanks for the support 
I wasn’t really sure if I was all that good, I’ve never had any training or classes or anything, I just kinda like dinosaurs and drawing them
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Ohhhhh wow!!! Those are wonderful, @garciademueller ! Thank you for sharing. And thank you, @cmills , for you wonderful generous spirit! You both bless us all.
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Not even joking these are some of the best sketches I have EVER seen!!
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Those sketches are classic!!!
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@garciademueller you totally inspired me this evening! Your preening raptor made me realize I have totally neglected drawing a feathered dino preening, what a great idea for a unique pose!
So I tried my own hand at a preening pose tonight with a Guanlong based on a South Philippines Dwarf Kingfisher.
Feathers are hard for me in general, and hard to simplify in this style, but I think its not too bad!
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