Showcased Artworks
At the morning first day of Spring, a Troodontid wakes up at the sight of a falling stars, and marks the end of a dinosaur era.
Asia, Late Cretaceous, Troodontid
Created by Draconos Takeji.
A portrait of Tyrannotitan chubutensis .
South America, Early Cretaceous, Tyrannotitan
Created by Draconos Takeji.
A portrait of Patagotitan mayorum.
South America, Late Cretaceous, Patagotitan
Created by Draconos Takeji.
A lone Nemegtonykus climbing up what it presumes a sand dune, but come to a halt when Opisthocoelicaudia rises up.
Asia, Late Cretaceous, Nemegtonykus, Opisthocoelicaudia
Created by Draconos Takeji.
A lone Siamosaurus suteethorni wanders to the bioluminescent seas, that reflects to the stars and the patterns on it’s body.
Southeast Asia, Early Cretaceous, Siamosaurus
Created by Draconos Takeji.
An artwork depicting a Parasaurolophus walkeri with a past trauma.
North America, Late Cretaceous, Parasaurolophus
Created by Draconos Takeji.
Artwork depicts Shri rapax, a newly described Velociraptorinae species, the main inspiration of this artwork came from the “Fallen Angel” by Antoine Cabanel.
India, Late Cretaceous, Shri rapax
Created by Draconos Takeji.
In the morning of Cretaceous Thailand, a lone Kinnareemimus practice his dance, preparing for the upcoming mating season.
Southeast Asia, Early Cretaceous, Kinnareemimus
Created by Draconos Takeji.
