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Amateur paleoartist & neurophysiologist

Minsk, Belarus
Joined May 2021
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Hi, #PortfolioDay ! My name is Dmitry, I'm one of the very few Belarusian paleoartists. My profession is a neurophysiologist, but my passion is #dinosaurs! I love to create in different styles, both traditional and digital graphics.
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TYRANNOVEMBER, day 8: Sinotyrannus
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TYRANNOVEMBER, day 7: Dryptosaurus
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TYRANNOVEMBER, day 6: Nanuqsaurus
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TYRANNOVEMBER, day 5: Khankhuuluu
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TYRANNOVEMBER, day 4: Alectrosaurus
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TYRANNOVEMBER, day 3: Xiongguanlong
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TYRANNOVEMBER, day 2: Kileskus
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TYRANNOVEMBER This year, I’m handing my autumn dino-marathon over entirely to the tyrannosaurs - both big and small. Bold, striking and daring - just what’s needed during the dark, late days of autumn. The rules are simple: one day, one drawing. Day 1: Nanotyrannus
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Spinosaurus mirabilis. The one of 12 pictures from my new DinoDozen series that I post in my Instagram account instagram.com/dimasaurus.art
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Adynomosaurus & Arcovenator. Example of unusual ecological interaction between faunas from different parts of the world that met in Western Europe during the Late Cretaceous. #paleoart #dinosaurs
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"Kleptoceratops" Leptoceratops gracilis, Anzu wyliei
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My 10 favourite informally named dinosaurs #paleoart #paleontology #dinosaur
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Lambeosaurus species diversity. A recent study (April F. et al., 2026) suggested that the canals and sacs of lambeosaurine crests could have served as reservoirs not only for air but also for water. Hadrosaurs could have sprayed rivals and impostors with water, like a squirt gun.
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Okay, so yesterday's post was a joke, so now I'm sharing a more serious version of the artwork. The diversity of the Lambeosaurini clade, which includes three species of Lambeosaurus, as well as the genus Amurosaurus from the Russian Far East.
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Welcome back, Nanotyrannus! N. lancensis, N. lethaeus Which is your favourite? #paleoart #nanotyrannus
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Double sail, spikes or neck hump - in any case, it is beautiful. #Amargasaurus cazaui #paleoart #paleontology #sauropod #dinosaur #pencil #digitalart
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