Lowpoly Paleoart March-April 2021
My low poly Palaeoart and animal artworks from March to April 2021
A lone Lystrosaurus roams the arid desoaltion of a post-Mass Extinction world. Permian-Triassic boundary, South Africa
The predatory Liopleurodon is escourted by the fish Aspridorhynchus. Late Jurassic, France
Two gigantic Giraffititan browse among a herd of little Dysalotosaurus. Late Jurassic, Tanzania
A male Dryosaurus hounds a dissinterested female during mating season. Late Juarssic, Colorado, USA
A male Giagntopithecus, the largest ape ever, pauses whilst feeding on bamboo.
Pleistocene, Southern China
A mosasaur, Gavilimimus persues its prey, the sabre-toothed fish Enchodus. Late Cretaceous, Morocco
The small Mosasaurs Phosphorosaurus hud squid in the deep. Late Creatceous, Japan
A spiky Kentrosaurus enjoys a morning drink. Late Jurassic, Tanzania
Giant bugs of the Carboniferous forest: The collosal millipede Athropleura and The hawk-sized dragonfly, Meganeura. Carboniferous, Scotland
A curious trio of early primates, Notharctus, bother the giant Iguana-like Barbaturex. Paleocene-Eocene. Malaysia
A pair of crocodile-like Paleorhinus. Late Traissic, Poland
A pack of Orcas persue a Bluefin Tuna.
21st Century
A lioness learns too late never to mess with a raging Buffalo. 21st century, South Africa
A herd of the camel-like Macrauchenia enjoy the plenty of the Pampas. Pleistocene, Argentina