#118 The Lystrosaur

Animalia: Day 97

The Lystrosaur

Lystrosaurs are cool. I colored mine purple.

I know, Barney is purple... Get over it.

Look em up though, they're exciting looking.

SORRYYYYY for the delay.

I get consistent internet on the 31st.

We'll see how animals suffer as a result of me going to grad school.

Tomorrow (but not really): the Manta Ray

#106 The Koolasuchus

Animalia: Day 88

the Koolasuchus

The koolasuchus is a dinosaur like thing that got about

20 ft long and hunted like crocodiles - probably.

They look basically like a giant salamander,

with a big shovel-y head and two spikes on the back of the skull.

Also, rather than having rows of teeth,

they had a grid of teeth that covered the whole roof

and bottom of the mouth, which they would

use to grind food up - probably.

Two versions here, tail up and tail down.

Couldn't decide, so I colored em both,

so two color options too.

Also this was late.

And todays will probs not come until tomorrow.

Tomorrow: the Lamprey

#101 The Incisivosaurus

Animalia: Day 83

The Incisivosaurus

Taking a cue from Nick's pixelart.

This one was after Nick told me about the pencil tool in Ps.

Who knew that tool wasn't useless? Anyone?

10 colors total, I think.

And before he told me about it.

Reminds me of my childhood making kidpix icons,

and my adolescence making cursors with Microangelo '98.

and little size:

Later today?: the Jerboa

#87 The Hadrosaur

Animalia: Day 70

The Hadrosaur

Just realized how much this looks like birdo. Maybe I should color it pink.

Later today: the Hammerhead

#62 The Dimetrodon

Animalia: Day 45

The Dimetrodon

Apparently the Dimetrodon is not a dinosaur.

Then what is it?

Who knows.

I should have scanned the thumbnail sketch for this, it's much cuter.

Also should have just done the shading in pencil,

and not bothered with doing it in pen.

Oh well, live and learn.

and get Luvs.

Tomorrow: the Dodo

#23 The Archaeopteryx

Animalia: Day 8

The Archaeopteryx

Now initially, the list I found didn't include any dinosaurs.

But since it did include every kind of horned quadruped imaginable,

and separate listings for horse, pony, mare, and mustang,

we will be doing some improvising.

Nick takes credit for the suggestion of archaeopteryx,

a favorite of mine.

To make up for yesterday's gibbon kind of sucking,

I spent a lot of time on this.

Also, while looking up pictures of them,

I found this rendition of the archaeopteryx,

which I like because it shows that the archaeopteryx is just

a mix between a noctowl and a sentret.

Tomorrow: the Argali