Pterosaur - Blog Posts

Chat, I drew dinosaurs

(I KNOW PTERANADONS DONT HAVE TEETH LEAVE ME ALONE)

Happy late holiday, and new year.

Pterosaur

dinosquad art dump. (offical characters only in this one) if you've seen these on my alt account shhh

the year ive made these is a bit annoying, probs around 2020-2023?

I posted something! 😆😆😆

I drew a Zhejiangopterus linhaiensis and here are two versions of my Zhejiangopterus.

DO NOT REPOST OR USE my art.

It took me 8 days to work on the Zhejiangopterus. Reconstructing the creature was not easy for me. Honestly something is wrong with the Zhejiangopterus's chest and shoulders, and I didn't really draw the coracoids😂. But anyway, it was good to try to draw a new species and learn something about Zhejiangopterus. I will draw the species again in the future.

I have a more detailed post on Lofter:

Liang Rexy嘅第1篇文章。

于2021年9月9日发布。

Shenanigans

Well hi um it’s been a minute since I posted have some school doodles, I have something cool coming tho I promise

Saw earlier that a new species of lagerpetid was published (Venetoraptor gassenae) and I decided to do a very basic reconstruction of its currently known shape. This design is based on the Northern harrier since it’s description includes a similar beak!

Have you ever seen a woman so beautiful?

Is it me or does freaky little scavenger kinda look like a rhamphorhychus?

freaky little scavenger

Great burgundy flag-goose

The great burgundy flag-goose is part of a clade of grazing tapajarids originating in the eastern continent of the known world and spreading across the planet. Exploiting the now vacant niche of large terrestrial herbivore following the most recent mass extinction, the clade moved from omnivores and frugivores into bulk feeders, evolving into both the heaviest flying pterosaurs of Feorrlund and into a flightless clade. The flag-geese is a polyphyletic grouping of basal members, with Odontorostruvexilla and its relative evolving a cropping beak and psuedoteeth to feed on a variety of grasses, migrating between feeding grounds in vast flocks. Although never domesticated, their seasonal abundance plays a crucial role in a variety of cultures across multiple sophonts.