Feeping Creatures Plesiosaur Dinosaur Figurine

This here is Plessy the Plesiosaur of Loch Pless. It may please you to learn that Plessy is not any kind of a hoax, but a true flesh 'n' blood (or polymer clay, at any rate) entity.

Birdzard

An appropriately early feep for a dinosaur/bird missing link. Have I really been sculpting these little things for six years?

Allosaurus Hatchling

I was digging through my hard drive looking for something and came across this illustration I did a few years ago for a dinosaur-themed website (which, as far as I can tell, is now defunct).

Proboscis Dinosaur

Vaguely reminiscent of an assassin bug, I suppose this dino would have sucked the guts out of some of those gigantic prehistoric insects.

Gourdosaur ACEO

I often find many of the decorative gourds that abound at this time of year to be particularly feeplike, so I've done a few drawings of gourds as feeps. This one, if you've been paying attention, is based on a gourd that starred in several feep photos.

Spotted Dinosaur

Okay, so I forgot to take pictures at ArmadilloCon yesterday. I'll do it today. No, really!

Feep Parade

Feeps will march with enthusiasm for sure, but focus? You want focus? Focus is for monsters who don'tWHOA, shiny thing!

Proboscis Dino

Dr. Dino, paleontologist, examines the bone of some impossibly huge, prehistoric creature. (Bear in mind that for feeps, recorded history only goes back about 5 years.)

Glowing Dinosaur

I imagine bioluminescence is not all that helpful when you're trying to evade predators at night. Possibly the cause of extinction for glowing dinos!

Green Spiky Dinosaur

The dinosaur pauses to, ha ha, reflect.

Tall Dino

At least if this dinosaur is standing in front of you in a crowd and blocking your view, you have the option of clambering up onto its back. This technique does not typically work with random tall humans.

Spheresaur

YOU look like a tasty little microbe.

Orange Dino

The species went extinct due to looking too much like a chocolate/orange swirl. You're supposed to repel predators, not attract them.

Blue Glow Dino

Perhaps this dinosaur would be kind enough to consume all the oak pollen that is currently drenching Austin. Wheeze.

Horned Dinosaur Monster

Not really sure what kind of dinosaur, mind. One of the ones whose branch of the evolutionary tree went wandering in the woods and got lost.

Purple Dino Snoot

While bearing a striking facial resemblance to the Von Snoot, the Dino Snoot actually has an altogether different lineage, and merely exhibits signs of convergent evolution.

Weevilsaur

Prehistoric weevils were, of course, much larger than their counterparts of today, sometimes as big as 2 or 3 inches across. Which means cotton bolls were also significantly larger than the modern incarnation. Just as well for the makeup-wearing dinosaur, who would never have been able to get anywhere with the tiny little puffs we have now.

Snootasaur

Snootasaurs actually had two brains: one at the base of the tail and one at the base of the snoot.

Stegasnoot

The fossil records show that early snoots were much less pronounced than those of the modern Von Snoot feeps. Clearly evolution has favored the snoot, but the exact mechanism by which it provides a benefit remains unknown.

Razzing Dinosaur