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New Paleoart, this time featuring the Titanosaurian Dinosaur Isisaurus colberti from Lameta formation in India. This beast roamed the lands where I stand today in the Late Cretaceous period and had a very wide range, possibly going up to Pakistan even. It shared sympatry with Jainosaurus, another Titanosaur, and lived among many other dinosaurs like Rajasaurus and Rahiolisaurus, which I had previously drawn.
This work is mostly drawn by hand, and used some photo bashing for overall body texture. The green thing on its back is plant matter hanging from its body, personally not a fan of how it turned on and it kinda looks a little goofy maybe, but whatever I’ve merged all the layers now so (shrug)
This is a part of my art streak Dinosaur_from_India and Prehistoric_India, in which I draw dinosaurs and other prehistoric animals in hopes of popularising these animals more.
I used Scott Hartman’s skeletal as a reference, so special thanks to him for allowing me to use it.
Hope you liked this one. Won’t be drawing anything for a while, going through some rough times and some big exams are on the horizon. I hope you all have a good day and stay safe, thank you.

Description
New Paleoart, this time featuring the Titanosaurian Dinosaur Isisaurus colberti from Lameta formation in India. This beast roamed the lands where I stand today in the Late Cretaceous period and had a very wide range, possibly going up to Pakistan even. It shared sympatry with Jainosaurus, another Titanosaur, and lived among many other dinosaurs like Rajasaurus and Rahiolisaurus, which I had previously drawn.
This work is mostly drawn by hand, and used some photo bashing for overall body texture. The green thing on its back is plant matter hanging from its body, personally not a fan of how it turned on and it kinda looks a little goofy maybe, but whatever I’ve merged all the layers now so (shrug)
This is a part of my art streak Dinosaur_from_India and Prehistoric_India, in which I draw dinosaurs and other prehistoric animals in hopes of popularising these animals more.
I used Scott Hartman’s skeletal as a reference, so special thanks to him for allowing me to use it.
Hope you liked this one. Won’t be drawing anything for a while, going through some rough times and some big exams are on the horizon. I hope you all have a good day and stay safe, thank you.