/r/Paleoart
Welcome to r/Paleoart!
What is Paleoart?
Paleoart is artistic depictions of prehistory, focusing on subjects such as dinosaurs, prehistoric mammals, archaic plant life, ancient insects, early hominids, and the environments they lived in.
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Spinosaurus by Fabrizio De Rossi
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Don’t look in the background, nothing to see there (sarcasm, there’s a T. rex back there)
Art by me
More raptor doodles I made in class, no specific species. Just some dromaeosaurs
I painted this a while back, wish it didn't look as flat as it does though. In my head it's a large male Albertasaurus, maybe looking for a mate because it's mating season.
I am impressed that the relevant animals are shown featured and some less obvious choices. Which would you choose or alter?
I love drawing dinosaurs >:3