r/DinosaurDrawings

Dinosaurs included:

Tyrannosaurus Rex (Obviosuly) (that’s like 4 of them)
Despletosaurus Wilsoni
Dryptosaurus Aquilunguis
Tarbosaurus Bataar
Albertasaurus Sarcophagus
Giganotosaurus Carolinii
And my beloved Deinocheirus Mirificus!!!

Wonder if u can guess which ones which??

Been meaning to start sharing some of my Art on Reddit too, so might as well start with my most recent piece, because I'm actually really proud of this one! This is Sylva, one of my dinosaur OC's. She's a "Spinosaurus monsterae" (Spino x Monstera plant).
Drawn in Photoshop.

For my project @paleo.sur where I draw dinosaurs from Southamerica mostly.
Thanks for watching ^^

As D.H.C expanded its influence across FMM-UV-32, the corporation slowly shifted from a simple hunting organization into the largest xenobiological research institution in human history. While hunters continued to arrive for sport, research divisions began studying the planet’s wildlife in unprecedented detail.

What initially appeared to be alien animals merely resembling Earth dinosaurs soon revealed something far stranger.

D.H.C researchers discovered that every known species on FMM-UV-32 shared traces of a distant common ancestor a small six-eyed organism possessing segmented anatomy, spiracles, and a chitin-like exoskeleton similar to insects. Fossil evidence suggests these primitive creatures inhabited the planet’s ancient swamp systems millions of years before the emergence of the modern “dinosaurs.”

Over time, evolution on FMM-UV-32 repeatedly converged toward a single successful body plan: large terrestrial vertebrate-like predators and herbivores resembling Earth dinosaurs. D.H.C scientists coined this phenomenon “Dinoinization,” comparing it to the concept of carcinization on Earth, where unrelated crustaceans repeatedly evolve crab-like forms.

According to the hypothesis, the dinosaurian body plan may represent an ideal evolutionary solution for high-oxygen environments with intense competition between xenofauna. Bipedal posture, powerful tails, elevated skulls, and reinforced respiratory systems allowed these organisms to dominate nearly every ecosystem on the planet.

Some species still retain traits from their ancient segmented ancestors. The Troodon in particular possesses partially fused compound eyes. Other species retain vestigial abdominal segmentation beneath their skin, while embryonic scans reveal temporary exoskeletal growths during development.

Among all discovered species, Coelophysis is believed to be the most primitive surviving theropod lineage on the planet. Its lightweight frame, elongated body, and simpler respiratory structures suggest it diverged early from the ancestors of larger predatory forms. D.H.C researchers often refer to it as a “living transitional fossil.”

Meanwhile, Yaroslav Kravchenko oversaw humanity’s first truly successful colony on FMM-UV-32: Nibelungen Paradise, a heavily fortified settlement built along a tectonically stable coastal region. Unlike previous failed colonies, Nibelungen Paradise rapidly expanded into a permanent human foothold on the planet.

Its success brought new problems.

The discovery of petroleum-like resources beneath several islands attracted the attention of Earth governments and megacorporations eager to begin oil extraction. Human colonization also introduced plastics, industrial waste, and invasive microorganisms into ecosystems that had remained untouched for millions of years.

At the same time, explorers continued uncovering entirely new dinosaur species across isolated islands, suggesting the planet’s biodiversity is far greater than previously believed.

As D.H.C’s influence grew, legal controversy followed. Multiple nations challenged the corporation’s claim over FMM-UV-32, arguing that no private entity should possess control over an entire habitable world. However, due to D.H.C’s infrastructure, military presence, and economic influence, enforcement proved nearly impossible.

Despite humanity’s growing presence, the worst has yet to come. They weren’t the first sapient species to rule the planet and all their memories are in ruins.

Primal Carnage: EVOLUTION is coming to PS4 and PS5 on the 28th of May! It's been a long time coming.

Let's be frank, none of the best known survival games like The Isle would exist if it wasn't for this project almost 16 years ago! It is a surreal feeling to see this game going so strong with such a passionate team behind it continually updating it and preserving its replay value for so long. And not only that, but to also be bestowed with the opportunity to be a part of this milestone myself is a huge honor and something I don't take lightly. I could never have imagined as a teenager that I would be included in the creative aspect of this IP after being just an avid enjoyer back in the early 2010's and to have my work so focal for its promotion now.

It truly is a blessing.

Expect for absolute carnage to drop on the Playstation store in 11 days!

Stegosaurus ungulatus es una especie del género extinto Stegosaurus, que vivió a finales del período Jurásico, hace aproximadamente 156 y 144 millones de años, entre el Kimmeridgiense y el Titoniense, en lo que hoy es América del Norte y posiblemente Europa.

Stegosaurus es un de los dinosaurios herbívoros más famosos, reconocido por sus grandes placas dorsales y una cola con letales espinas. Vivió hace aproximadamente 155 a 145 millones de años durante el período Jurásico Superior en los territorios que hoy corresponden a Norteamérica y Europa.

I continue to draw this mysterious family of theropods and bring you three more genera. I included Bahariasaurus as a megaraptor even though we don't really know what it is

I hope you like I hope you like I hope you like them.

the colors are innacurate in the 2nd n 3rd one but why do i care dude i just wanted to draw the cool dinos grrr

lowkey just doodles i made of spinosauridae aka the best ( YES THE BEST ) dinosaur clade/family

spinos shown right to left ( exc. bottom left one, theyre an hybrid oc ) : irritator sigilmassaurus, baryonyx

- note: walmartburner is another alias i have

She makes these creative dinoramas or whatever they are, and makes all the little accessories for her dinosaurs. She doesn’t get any likes on her Instagram. I would really like to help her get some. I don’t know how. I try to put hashtags for her but it doesn’t seem work. I understand it’s takes a certain crowd to appreciate it. Any ideas? Nothing would make her happier.

This is what they look like. Her and her niece make poems to go along with them.

spent aton of time on this thing, planning in painting it yellow and dark grey, gonna post more when its finally painted, maybe even some toy photography, im too broke for a BOTM stegosaurus, but talented enough to make one myself🙏😔

First time posting my work in the community 🥰
You can follow my other work at:
Deviantart: https://www.deviantart.com/bhumiart

Tumblr: https://www.tumblr.com/blog/bhumiart

Artstation: https://www.artstation.com/phoompetdee