Rawrrr! This is Yutyrannus, a Tyrannosaurid found in Liaoning Province of north-eastern China. They are large carnivores, consuming whatever prey that they can chomp into. They are famous for their abundance of feathers, making them like a mish-mash of scary, beautiful, and cute! (I mean, wouldn't you just like to pet it and snuggle it- without getting your hand bitten off?) Paleontologists are debating whether Yutyrannus had dull or flashy colors. It depends on what the dinos are evolutionarily leaning to; Dull feathers means they're less noticeable to prey, (You would notice a rainbow polar bear more easily, right?) but maybe colorful feathers would be used to woo mates. Here, I'm kind of turning towards the dull feather-type. I made it look kind of like a reverse penguin, with the lighter side on the top. 
   Welp, that's it for now! I'm gonna try and see if I could pet it... Wish me luck! Byeee~ 
P.S., this is a page from my coloring book!

   Hey guys! I just came back from a school excursion, and interacting with the chickens there made me want to post, not about the chicken and the rooster I made, but of this cassowary! It's still a bird, so I guess it works! So, this is an anthropomorphic cassowary, as you can tell by the arms instead of wings. Anthropomorphic meaning showing human traits, features, or characteristics. I started to draw these birds, and I just couldn't stop! I'll post about the other ones soon. Cassowaries are not endangered or threatened, but they are vulnerable. Their population is declining a little bit, most likely from the loss of habitat. I hope that some day they will not be like other animals, with no habitat and people desperately trying to save them. Ah! I don't want any more animals going the way of the dodo. So, that's it!
Cya all later, peeps!

Here's just a silly little picture that I made for my Kickstarter campaign. It was a bit tricky to do, as I made it entirely in GIMP. All the sketching and drawing I did with my computer mouse. I am quite happy with the results that came out. Although there are a few errors, like the wings of the Quetzalcoatlus, or the miscolored toe of the Carnotaurus, I still think that it's ok.
​Well, I hope you enjoyed this post! Toodleoo!