How about a little terror bird action?

Wa watching NatGeo the other day, they had a special on terror birds. I had also seen Jonah Hex the day before (very bad, avoid!) And idea popped into my head. Yes the bird is more vertical, the extra weight of the rider, I saw something similar in some ostrich racing clips. These guys are difficult, they are so fragmentary and some appear to have longer legs, others more stubby.

Anyways, a bit of fun! enjoy!

Best,

Brett

Dryptosaurus!

I came across this Kickstarter the other day; Digital Dinosaur Dryptosaurus. And after adding som dough to the effort I decided to do a drawing of my own!

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Brett

Suchomimus wading

I actually rediscovered the layout yesterday evening and figured I'd just finish it.;)

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Brett

Hatzegopteryx

These were just crazy big animals. About the size of a giraffe, shortish wings and just really long necks!

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Brett

Boreopterus!

Lacusovagus colony and a Shenzoupterus in flight!

 Finished and 'approved' by David Hone over at Archosaur Musings! Lacusovagus, nesting, breeding and digging a nest! I think I missed the egg laying though...

Shenzoupterus flying. HUGE, GIANT heads in this group!

Enjoy! More soon!

Lacusovagus work in progress

There's a big crazyness going on on the interwebs about pterosaurs (go here for some excellent info.)

So in order to fight the bad science I'm guessing pterosaurs are going to get more popular with paleoartists. Unfortunately I'm by no means an expert on these guys so I'm getting a bit of coaching (I'll refrain from using his name and maybe ruining his reputation;)), which is why this isn't finished but since I went to the trouble od scanning I figured I'd post it anyways:)

Enjoy! And if YOU are a pterosaur expert and I did mess up let me know!

Best,

Brett