Austroraptor cabazai

Austroraptor

Ceratosaurus ingens

Based on a tooth, this may or may not be a giant ceratosaur from Africa.

Nothing new color wise, maybe soon:)

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Brett

Mapusaurus 2009

Just a quicky to keep the hoards happy;)

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Brett

Megaraptor in color

That's all for now. I do have some new drawings that need to be scanned.

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Brett

Sinotyrannus

Surprisingly a new giant Tyrannosaur was announced last week. This animal was 30+ feet long. It's not that closely related to the later more familiar Tyrannosaurs but for the time period it's unexpected due to it's large size. Since the remains are pretty fragmentary most of the skull and body is a guess, based on other more complete relatives:)

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Brett

Australovenator and Megaraptor

This animal was announced over the summer, along with 2 large sauropods. Since it's the first good theropod remains from down under they named the beastie Autralovenator. I finally got around to drawing it, and a good thing I waited so long. Last week a new paper was published that finally (for now at least) sheds some light on a new group of theropods The Neovenatoridea. This appears to be a second group of allosaurs, the sister group of the Carchadontosaurs, and in this group is Australovenator and drum roll please.... Megaraptor.

So Megaraptor isn't a Spinosaur or a Carcharadontosaur but a really advanced allosaur. I'm still geeking about this!

More later, including a new giant Tyrannosaur.. oooohhhh!

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Brett

Finally in color!

I had to stop working on this until the new wacom pen tips arrived, luckily they showed up the other day:)

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Brett