Theropod Kids Hoodies

Around 66 million years ago, in Late Cretaceous South Dakota, an odd bird-like creature darted it’s way through the thick overgrowth of a humid, swampy, coastal plain near the coast of an inland sea that only only exists now in the form of trace elements of chemical signatures, rock strata, and the fossil remains of the animals that lived and died on its shores and below its waves.

Final for Carnotaurus sastrei. A farely large predatory dinosaur from the Late Cretaceous (72 – 69.9 million years ago), it is mostly defined by it’s short bulldog like skull sporting 2 large horns mounted on it’s brow just above the eyes. The bull-like placement of the horns were not lost on the scientist who discovered it, José Bonaparte, deriving it’s name from the Latin words meaning “meat-eating bull.”

ADORABLE DINO

When watching the Therizinosaurus in Jurassic World and seeing therizinosaurus in a dinosaur documentary and hearing that scientists are trying to make dinosaurs using chickens. I decided to draw the Therizinosaurus, but with Chicken features (rooster specifically)

Roughly 153 to 148 million years ago a vicious predator stalked the sun bleached grasslands and loosely populated conifer forests of Late Jurassic Colorado. As a mid-sized predator, measuring in at around 23 feet in length, with a weight estimated between 1500 and 2100 pounds, it would have been formidable hunter, most likely preying on whatever herbivorous fauna that it could sink its teeth into.

Coelophysis taking a jog up the beach, this time in classy greyscale!

Megalosaurus lived 166 million years ago during the Middle Jurassic period, its remains were first described by science in 1699 but it were misattributed as being those of a fish, it would later become the first animal to be placed under the group, Dinosauria. It was about 30 feet in length and weighed between 2,200 and 6,600 lbs.

Allosaurus

Eodromaeus was a basal theropod that lived during the Late Triassic period (231.4 to 299 million years ago). It was discovered in 1996 in the Ischigualasto-Villa Unión Basin in northwestern Argentina.

I learned that there’s a very tiny dinosaur called mei long, which was found on China. I had to imediatly draw it as my favorite Touhou for countless reasons.

Gallimimus was a speedy ornithomimid, the largest of its type! If you are an adult or a kid, these retro looking designs are the coolest dinosaurs of any era! Boys and girls of any age will LOVE THEM! With and without border/background designs available! Rawr!

Dilophosaurus cartoon illustration

Coelophysis takes a quick jog up the beach!

Drawing of a T-rex. Created in Procreate

Clever steamosaurus!

Drawing of a T-rex. Created in Procreate

Barney

Coloration based off a yokohama rooster.

Coloration based off a cockatiel

Struthiomimus was a Late Cretaceous theropod dinosaur measuring roughly 14 feet and length. Having very bird-like features and sharing superficial similarities to modern flightless theropods like Ostriches and Emus, it's no surprise that their name means "Ostrich Mimic."

The new discoveries show us the real form of the tail and the spine

A colorful, lifelike Tyrannosaurus rex sure to thrill dinosaur fans of all ages.

Hey Mr. Dinosaur, you really couldn't ask for more. You're God's favorite creature but you didn't have a future! ~Sting, Walking In Your Footsteps

From the Late Cretaceous, this recently discovered theropod it’s more a T.Rex cousin than a big Velocirapto

Dinosaur Skull Protoceratops

Dinosaur Skull Mosasaurus Sticker

Allosaurus lives up to its name, "different reptile." This one, created by The Doodling Dino, likes to roar. You can learn more on the I Know Dino podcast, "Allosaurus - Episode 25."

Wanted to re draw the T Rex skull for a new set of theropod educational stickers.

Dimetrodon is a non-mammalian Sauropsida. Not a Dinosaur

Dinosaur Skull Psittacosaurus Sticker

Cute Carno!

Allosaurus lives up to its name, "different reptile." This one, created by The Doodling Dino, likes to roar. You can learn more on the I Know Dino podcast, "Allosaurus - Episode 25."

Swirly crested dino dude.

A utahraptor pouncing