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Sparky/Ozone
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🦕 Mesozoic era 🦖

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Sparky/Ozone @sparksandarts.bsky.social · 3d
INTRO PAGE

Whaddup I’m Sparky/Ozone whatever idm what one you call me

He/Him

Fave dinos: Sinosauropteryx, Deinonychus and Velociraptor

I heart JP flaws and all

I don’t upload consistently, but I do post art from time to time on my accounts across different socials
sparksandarts.bsky.social
Sinosauropteryx quick drawing I did the other day 🫶
December 6, 2025 at 11:08 PM
sparksandarts.bsky.social
INTRO PAGE

Whaddup I’m Sparky/Ozone whatever idm what one you call me

He/Him

Fave dinos: Sinosauropteryx, Deinonychus and Velociraptor

I heart JP flaws and all

I don’t upload consistently, but I do post art from time to time on my accounts across different socials
December 5, 2025 at 8:42 PM
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bobnichollsart.bsky.social
My 25 years of palaeoart chronology...

In 2017, Smithwick et al published a description of the melanin patterns preserved in Sinosauropteryx. This was my press release artwork, showing the stripy tail, counter colouration, and an eye stripe.

#PaleoArt #SciArt #SciComm #Dinosaurs #Sinosauropteryx
October 28, 2024 at 9:47 AM
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kronogarrett.bsky.social
Just some #Mesozoic sea chonk for #Thanksgiving. More than pool toys, but not quite parade parade balloons.

2D design by me
3D design by @artskiko.bsky.social

#prehistoric #inflatable #pliosaur #mosasaur #furryart
A photo of an oversized inflatable mosasaur and pliosaur in an open-plan living room with a spiral staircase and mezzanine.
November 27, 2025 at 2:15 PM
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joitiks.bsky.social
to the ends of the earth
#yutyrannus #sinosauropteryx #dinosaur #dinosaurs #paleoart #digitalart
A digital illustration of a Yutyrannus and Sinosauropteryx on a rocky path by a creek at sunset. The Yutyrannus looks down by their feet as the smaller dinosaur dashes underneath.
January 24, 2025 at 8:33 PM
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uninarri.bsky.social
Artblock
#sinosauropteryx #paleoart #ventart
July 16, 2025 at 1:09 PM
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feraldactal.bsky.social
Could I possibly interest you in a dinosaur fact?

Sinosauropteryx. They were a small (about 3 feet long) carnivore that in the Early Cretaceous, in China.

They were the first non avian dinosaurs to be discovered with fossilized feathers.

They are also certified cutie patooties.
Two Sinosauropteryx dinosaurs in the forest.
July 26, 2025 at 11:34 PM
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markwitton.bsky.social
New at #Patreon: discussion of this scene of Sinosauropteryx waiting out a feeding Yutyrannus for carcass access. Or - hold on - are they waiting for their parent to feed them? Behold, the compsognathid identity dispute, now #paleoart flavoured! #sciart #dinosaurs

www.patreon.com/posts/132334...
Because I'm a lazy, lazy man, I'm copying text from the start of my Patreon post that describes this scene. If you want to read the rest of the discussion, you need to visit https://www.patreon.com/posts/132334586 (I may be lazy, but I'm not stupid. OK, not _that_ stupid.) "It's nighttime in Early Cretaceous China, in the part of the world that will eventually be recorded as the Yixian Formation. A light dusting of snow covers the winter ground, and only the coniferous trees retain their leaves. The light of a full moon spreads through the misty sky, obscuring distant mountains but illuminating a large dinosaurian predator, Yutyrannus. It is consuming the bloodied remains of a small dinosaur that, from the silhouette, looks to have been a Psittacosaurus. Quietly surrounding the carnivore is a group of eight smaller dinosaurs: compsognathids. Their small size, long, stripy brown tails and facial masks betray them as Sinosauropteryx. They appear to be congregating in the hope of getting access to the Psittacosaurus carcass, some peering around the larger dinosaur at a respectful distance to identify pilferable morsels. The Yutyrannus is ten times their length and towers above them: surely it's best to wait until it's finished? Unless... wait: are these Sinosauropteryx enterprising opportunists, patiently waiting for the larger predator to have their fill? Or are they juveniles waiting for their parent – a tyrannosauroid – to finish with the carcass before they can have access, or even for it to provision them with food? What the heck has actually been depicted here?"
June 26, 2025 at 2:09 PM
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dangerouscolors.bsky.social
my paleosona voltaje drawn to scale with my son, kwasong the sinosauropteryx
simple line illustration of a quetzalcoatlus, an azhdarchid pterosaur, and a sinosauropteryx, a small theropod. the quetzalcoatlus is at least 50 times bigger than the sinosauropteryx.
April 8, 2025 at 12:43 PM