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@reengeart

artist | illustrator | freelancer ✧ OPEN FOR COMMISION ✧

I'm back, and I promise everything's okay on my end. ❤️ The busy summer convention season is slowly coming to an end, which means I'll finally be able to get back to drawing regularly.

Today I'd love to introduce the newest dinosaur joining my paleo print family!

Meet Lonely Parasaurolophus Bull.

I like to imagine that, much like modern bison, an adult bull leaves his maternal herd to live alone or in a small bachelor group. This particular individual is wandering the autumn grasslands of North America, either on his own or trailing behind the rest of the herd at a distance.

The sun is setting, and the nights have already grown cold enough for his breath to be visible as he calls out to his companions somewhere in the distance.

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I had some fun.

whenever i feel depresed, discourage or stressed i turn to draw little goofy dinos. They are stupid and cute and i love them with all my tired hearth. i think this time ankylosurus is my favourite.

those little fellas are so lovely that i plan to turn them into three different hoodie designs. so wish me luck with vectors. they will be also avable as sticker sheet

You know what? I MADE THIS!

So first dino hoodie is ready!

I had some fun.

whenever i feel depresed, discourage or stressed i turn to draw little goofy dinos. They are stupid and cute and i love them with all my tired hearth. i think this time ankylosurus is my favourite.

those little fellas are so lovely that i plan to turn them into three different hoodie designs. so wish me luck with vectors. they will be also avable as sticker sheet

And the third and final one from this batch of paleoart — Hunting Mosasaur. I have to admit, this piece was the hardest for me to make but still, that was a lot of fun, so I’ll definitely come back to these at some point. I already have 7 paleoart pieces, and a friend suggested making 5 more and turning them into a 2027 calendar!

I finally did it — I opened the proverbial paleontological Pandora’s box and drew a Spinosaurus. Not a specific species, but a general representative of the group. I’d been meaning to do this for a long time, but in the end I decided to place it in a scene that would evoke SPRING 🪷

I imagine it moving through wetlands, searching for the perfect spot to ambush fish swimming nearby. Meanwhile, small primitive birds bask on its sail, some of them picking parasites off its skin.

I hope that when you look at this piece, it brings a warm feeling to your heart and lets you feel those first rays of sunshine of the year 🌸