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Fossil Friday: Macelognathus

October 22, 2021October 21, 2021 | Patricia Bujard

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Fossil Friday: Ornitholestes

October 15, 2021October 14, 2021 | Patricia Bujard

Guilty Macelognathus flees the crime scene at the sight of a witness! Ornitholestes just wants an easy snack, and this raided turtle nest looks perfect.

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Fossil Friday: Mymoorapelta

July 9, 2021July 2, 2021 | Patricia Bujard

Minna the Mymoorapelta enjoys a casual stroll through the tree ferns. She likes how the dappled sunlight shines through the fronds.

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Fossil Friday: Rhadinosteus, Enneabatrachus, and Unidentified Frog.

June 11, 2021June 9, 2021 | Patricia Bujard

Little Enneabatrachus seems amused on her ginkgo branch. Rhadinosteus puffs up in a huff, offended that an unnamed frog is so obliviously close to his burrow.

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Fossil Friday: Diablophis

May 14, 2021May 13, 2021 | Patricia Bujard

Diablophis the “devil snake”? Just look at that derpy smile and stubby little legs!

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Fossil Friday: Camarasaurus

April 9, 2021April 8, 2021 | Patricia Bujard

This Apatosaurus is Louise. She's a good friend of Ajax.

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Fossil Friday: Amphicotylus

March 26, 2021April 16, 2021 | Patricia Bujard

Amphicotylus ambles to the river’s edge for an afternoon swim.

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Fossil Friday: Morrolepis, Leptolepis, and Hulettia

November 27, 2020November 26, 2020 | Patricia Bujard

Hulettia hide in the fronds of a drifting conifer branch. Leptolepis and Morrelepis search the plant for insects and algae. — Morrolepis peers through murky water to see if anything tasty might be on the floating plant, which makes the hiding Hulettia nervous. Leptolepis leaves for a quieter part of the lake.

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Fossil Friday: Torvosaurus

November 20, 2020November 11, 2020 | Patricia Bujard

A thirsty Torvosaurus. — Torvosaurus enjoys a morning gulp of water, but what is he looking at across the river?

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Hi there! It’s time I introduced myself properly around here, and what better way to do that than jumping on the #artvsartist2021 wagon?

It’s #FossilFriday featuring Ornitholestes!

I actually jumped on a bandwagon in time! Lol, I saw a few others like @dinosaurcomics and @dinoesculturas doing this, so I thought I’d see how well it works with a few of my illustrations.

Here is my entry for @phoebeginger #1kpgdraw contest! I adore her style, and couldn’t miss a chance to draw her adorable bronto. I had a ton of fun practicing lighting on this one!

Oh my goodness! Thank you so much to each and every person who enjoys my art!

What do giant dinosaurs do when it rains?

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