Pogo slash pogo slash pogo slash slash pogo pogo pogo slash #hallowknight #silksong #pablo

A collection of smug bastards #sketchbook #cats #traditionalart

A late entry for a fabulous creature

Spicomellus, nice to meet you, I love you #Spicomellus #dinosaur #digitalart #paleoart

Smaugust Day 6 - Coil Scrubland Agunatahs live in complex and compassionate social structures, showing affection and warmth towards their herd mates. When it comes to dragons and other predators, they show no such emotions. #smaugustcircle #smaugust #smaugust2025

🐸 #pokemon #frog #bulbasaur

Smaugust Day 5 - Dancer Double jointed arms hypnotically spin and rotate, while bright colors discombobulate. When it has you under its spell you can’t help but dance along. #smaugust2025 #SmaugustCircle #smaugust

Smaugust Day 4 - Steam Not much is known about these deep sea creatures, mainly due to their nasty tendency to instantly boil the water around them. #smaugust2025 #SmaugustCircle #smaugust

Smaugust Day 3 - Bells DING DONG DING DONG DING DONG #Smaugustcircle #Smaugust

Smaugust Day 2 - Whistle When traveling through the forest it’s crucial to memorize the birdsong, a foreign tune can mean trouble. #Smaugustcircle #Smaugust

Lil Mega Dragonite From da book #Sketchbook #littleguy

Day 1 of #SmaugustCircle2025: "Shaggy" Looks like Smaugust 2025 is back on the quest board! 🎨 #Smaugust2025 #TraditionalArt #Dragon #CreatureDesign

I haven't interacting much on this website for... 8 months!? I don't really pay attention to this account other than its purpose to be backup. Anyway, I do traditional art for a hobby, so feel free to join me! I do Character & Creature designs, Fanart, etc.

Smaugust Day 1 - Shaggy Probably not going to be super diligent with Smaugust, we’re moved into our new place and I’m looking for work. In my downtime I’ll do a couple dragons. #SmaugustCircle #Smaugust2025

Cats, from da book Mainly friends pets from locket, a fun little exercise before sitting down for a project #cats #traditionalart

Slowly but surely finishing this guy

Different feet

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I’ll be moving to California with my fiancée next month while she attends school, so I’m going to be open for commissions for a while to save up a little extra money for the move. Please feel free to Dm me for more details! #commission

The finale to Maysozoic is Europasaurus! These island dwelling sauropods would have been quite a sight, as they were incredibly small compared to their gigantic cousins. You could ride this fella like a horse, but should you? #Maysozoic #finale

Day 30 of Maysozoic is Tyrannosaurus! These mega therapods are well known, and extremely well documented. Appearing frequently in pop culture, T-rex is probably the most recognizable dinosaur. Perhaps they would have liked the spotlight. #Maysozoic

Day 29 is Camptosaurus. With no clear physical defenses, Camptosaurus may have resorted to speed to evade predators. As such, it’s important to slow down and take a moment for yourself sometimes. #Maysozoic

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Day 28 is Deinosuchus! These gigantic crocs would have kept everyone on their toes, or else they may lose them. #Maysozoic

Day 27 is Albertosaurus! While these theropods were quite large they still weren’t nearly as big as their relatives, Tyrannosaurus. In their ecosystems however, they would have been the apex predators. That doesn’t always mean you can leave your guard down. #Maysozoic

Day 26 is Baryonyx! This dinosaur would have primarily fed on fish, but it has been found with the bones of smaller dinosaurs in its stomach. #Maysozoic

Day 25 is Pentaceratops! These titanic ceratopsians would have been formidable adversaries. Pentaceratops means “five horned face”, which is five more horns than most predators would like to deal with. #Maysozoic

Day 24 is Ichthyosaurus! Looking at these creatures you would think they were fish, or even dolphins. You would be wrong! These marine animals were actually reptiles. #Maysozoic

Day 23 is Austroraptor. These dromaeosaurids represent some of the largest raptors discovered. Standing at nearly eye level with a grown man, these predators would have been quite formidable. #Maysozoic

Day 22 is Jakapil! These little dinosaurs belong to the group “Thyreophora” which includes dinosaurs like Stegosaurus and Ankylosaurus #Maysozoic

Day 21 is Elasmosaurus! These large plesiosaurs would have patrolled the waters for prey, using their long necks to confuse schools of fish. #Maysozoic

Day 20 is Lambeosaurus! These hadrosaurs would have been able to move on either 2 or 4 legs. While the function of their crests is debated, it’s possible it was used to resonate sounds to communicate with the herd. #Maysozoic

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Day 19 is Anzu! This dinosaur represents the only oviraptorosaur found in North America. Discovered in the Hell Creek Formation, this chicken from hell would have been quite intimidating. #Maysozoic

Day 18 is Postosuchus! These large carnivorous belong to an ancient group of animals that includes modern crocodiles: Pseudosuchia. Perhaps they carried their young the same way. #Maysozoic

Day 17 is Zuul! These ankylosaurs would have enjoyed swampy beaches and forests. And when you’re so heavily fortified, it’s easy to enjoy the scenery.

Day 16. Quetzalcoatlus amorphophallus This pterosaur announces its presence with the rank aroma of rotting flesh wafting from its body. Though if you can smell it, it’s probably too late to escape its reach. #maysozoic #paleoart

Day 16 is Quetzalcoatlus! These gigantic pterosaurs would have been terrifying predators. Being able to move on land and in the sky, it’s just a matter of time before they get you. #Maysozoic

Day 15. Chungkingosaurus astilbe While its plumes are feathery and fragrant, this stegosaur is still equipped with a deadly thagomizer. #maysozoic #paleoart

Day 15 is Chungkingosaurus! A small dinosaur by stegosaur standards, Chungkingosaurus would still have been a formidable target. #Maysozoic

Day 13. Mapusaurus rosa Beautiful, and deadly - these theropods hunt in small pods colloquially referred to as bouquets. #maysozoic #paleoart

Day 14. Anurognathus tigridia This variety of Anurognathus exhibits flamboyant courtship displays using its long wings and elongated tail petal. It then lays its bulb-like eggs in the soil - and the cycle begins anew. #maysozoic #paleoart

Day 14 is Anurognathus! Tiny pterosaurs weighing only a couple ounces, their mouths were full of tiny needle like teeth. While this may have been formidable, they were likely insectivores. #Maysozoic

Day 13 is Mapusaurus! These gigantic predators were the apex of their ecosystems. It’s believed that Mapusaurus may have worked together to bring down titanic sauropods, such as Argentinosaurus. #Maysozoic

Day 12. Scleromochlus rudbeckia In the summer, fields can quickly become densely populated with these blossoms. First one, then two, then a dozen - don’t blink, lest you find yourself suddenly surrounded. #maysozoic #paleoart

Day 12 is Scleromochlus! This tiny creature was about 7 inches long, and is believed to be an ancestor to pterosaurs. #Maysozoic

Day 11 is, Kronosaurus! These titanic pliosaurs lived during the early Cretaceous, and would eat anything they could get their teeth on. #Maysozoic

Day 10 is, Edmontosaurus! These huge dinosaurs were often preyed on by Tyrannosaurus. However, the hunt does not always go as planned #Maysozoic

Day 9 is, Archaeopteryx! This little creature appears to be more bird than dinosaur at first glance. #maysozoic