/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.
Guidelines of the Paleoart Subreddit
If possible, please credit the artist by their real name and a link to their website. If you are unsure, please take a few moments to use tools such as Google Image Search or TinEye.
Please don't post links to collections of wallpapers or a portfolio: Please link to one image, and post a link to the gallery in the comments.
Please include the species of the subject, if possible, in the title of your post.
Are you a Paleoartist?
Submit original content and send a message to the moderators to receive your Paleoartist flair.
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Header Image is a detail of:
Spinosaurus by Fabrizio De Rossi
Subreddit logo by /u/XELBRUJOX
/r/Paleoart
New fish drop, poyos!! Say hello to the Rieppelia heinzfurreri. A short and stout "coelacanth" from the mid triassic period. This species is only about 11 inches long, which is bigger then the ever shrinking original bomb pop. The color is inspired by the Rocket pop popsicle, my wife drives an ice cream truck as a side gig and I was thinking of her when I decide on the colors.
I was wondering if anyone on here had any tips for drawing paleo art, dinosaurs specifically. I have just started with it fairly recently so I don’t have much experience.