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sonjebasa.bsky.social
Welcome to #Paleovember! I’m going to try to post paleo art each day for the month of November. #utahceratops #dinosaur #paleovember26
November 1, 2026 at 3:59 PM
tmmpdapinerd.bsky.social
Recent Ceratopsian Paleo idol art

InuTrikede, Torosaurus and Utahceratops
October 17, 2024 at 6:08 AM
carloberanek.bsky.social
A recreation of an illustration I made a couple of years ago for fun.
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#dinosaur #utahceratops #animal #illustration #kidsillustration #kidsbooks #kidlit
November 20, 2024 at 4:57 PM
sixthanemone.bsky.social
▸ SPECIES PROFILE: 🏜🌋

[PK × PW]
UTAHCERATOPS GETTYI
"Utah-Horned Face of Getty"

Inspired by @primitivewar's male Triceratops design from Primitive War!
Designed by: @SixthAnemone

#PrimordialKingdom #PK #PrimitiveWar #PrimitiveWar2025 #Dinosaurs #Utahceratops #Triceratops
August 19, 2025 at 6:00 PM
sixthanemone.bsky.social
▸ SPECIES PROFILE: 🏜🌋

[PK × JWR]
UTAHCERATOPS GETTYI
"Utah-Horned Face of Getty"

Inspired by Jurassic World Rebirth's Diabloceratops.
Designed by: @SixthAnemone

#PrimordialKingdom #PK #JurassicWorldRebirth #JurassicWorld #Mesozoic #Utahceratops #Dinosaurs #JurassicJune
June 10, 2025 at 10:46 PM
paleorex.bsky.social
Hello everyone! I think a proper introduction is in order for this new home. My name is Max and I am a passionate digital and traditional artist. My focus is mainly on prehistoric life but I love to dabble in creatures, fantasy, and sci fi. Take a look and see if there’s anything you like!
Daguerreodons are the most photographed species of dragon ever. These medium sized drakes rarely pass up the chance to strike a pose for the camera, often times following an individual if they know they have one. This is initially endearing, but gets old. My persona surrounded by some dinosaurs native to the state I live in, Utah. Pictured is Utahraptor and Utahceratops. The mountain ranges of my current town are in the background. A dark blue and light grey Triceratops, with bright red decorations on the frill and down the back. A traditional sketch of a Spinosaurus at a charming angle, showing off his rows of fish catching teeth!
December 1, 2024 at 9:26 PM
punkpaleo.bsky.social
Happy Fossil Friday, this is the holotype skull of Kosmoceratops housed at the Natural History Museum of Utah! Roughly 76 million years ago, this dinosaur lived in a lush, diverse jungle alongside other unique ceratopsian species, such as Utahceratops.
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The brown skull of Kosmoceratops sits in a white archival jacket on a shelf with a label describing the fossil below it. The skull is pointed to the right, and while the front of the lower jaw is missing, the skull is in surprisingly good condition.
December 15, 2023 at 2:48 PM
punkpaleo.bsky.social
Experimenting with toned paper
Three pencil sketches on tan toned paper, with a white ink pen above. Clockwise, starting at the top left: Torvosaurus hand claw in profile facing right; American lion skeleton in profile facing right; and front profile of a giant bison skull. The sketches have been highlighted with white ink. Two pencil sketches on tan toned paper, with a white pen to the left. Top, front profile of a Utahceratops skull; bottom, Diabloceratops skull in profile facing left. The sketches have been highlighted with white ink.
October 25, 2023 at 7:05 PM
himmapaan.bsky.social
Certainly not fighting the 'cute' allegations with this froggy green.
Watercolour study of the head of Utahceratops, in profile, facing left. Light washes of soft, bluish, brownish greens. A work in progress.
June 16, 2026 at 9:56 PM
himmapaan.bsky.social
There is something about Utahceratops -- probably the neotonic brow horn proportions -- that makes me call it 'Cutahceratops.'
Sketch in brown pencil of the head of Utahceratops in profile, facing left. A work in progress.
June 10, 2026 at 8:43 PM
redwyrm.bsky.social
The wyrmling loves T-Rex the most.

I am a Utahceratops fan. Or any ceratops really.
February 6, 2026 at 7:32 PM
redwyrm.bsky.social
Spinosaurus is amazing!! Right now I really like the Utahceratops.
December 18, 2024 at 8:39 AM
redwyrm.bsky.social
Utahceratops is pretty cool. Actually all the ceratops are amazing.

The wyrmling loves the T-Rex.

You can see parasaurolophus and a wall of ceratopsia in this picture.
December 18, 2024 at 5:59 AM
redwyrm.bsky.social
My favorite changes all the time as well.

Currently I love the Utahceratops. The wyrmling is a T-Rex kid to the bone.
December 18, 2024 at 5:43 AM
sonjebasa.bsky.social
Utahceratops. #dinosaur #utahceratops
A head shot of a utahceratops showing its horns.
May 24, 2026 at 4:45 AM
restingdinoface.bsky.social
Dinosaurs had many of the same bones and muscles we do, just in different shapes, but they did have some special features we don’t. Like big caudofemoralis muscles! The muscles extended from the front of the tail to the back of the femur, a leg retractor that also helped stability while walking. 🧪
A series of dinosaur skeletons seen from the back in a museum. Left to right, Utahceratops, Gryposaurus, Parasaurolophus, Struthiomimus
November 29, 2024 at 2:30 PM
restingdinoface.bsky.social
Dinosaurs changed a lot between hatchling and adulthood, including their ornamentation.

On Utahceratops, the small horns on the frill - the shelf of bone behind the skull - are triangular and pointed in juveniles but flattened in adults. A rough way to assess the dinosaur’s growth stage.
The skeleton of a young Utahceratops showing pointed horns around its frill The skeleton of an adult Utahceratops showing flattened points of bone around its frill
July 24, 2024 at 12:38 PM
restingdinoface.bsky.social
One way to figure out whether a horned dinosaur fossil represents a young animal, or is just small, is to look at the epioccipitals - the bones decorating the frills of ceratopsid skulls.

More pointed usually means younger and flattened or rounder indicates maturity, like in Utahceratops here. 🧪
A reconstruction of a young Utahceratops showing pointed bones around the frill An older Utahceratops showing more flattened bones around the frill
June 13, 2023 at 9:04 PM
stuntkittyfilms.com
Our last toy dinosaur photo of 2024.

#dinosaur
#dinotoyphotography
#toyphotography
#utahceratops
#cretaceousdays
Our last toy dinosaur photo of 2024. A Utahceratops at the park in the fog.
December 31, 2024 at 12:43 AM
totaldino.bsky.social
Utahceratops
March 24, 2024 at 2:31 PM
demonremix.bsky.social
An art contest submission that has been the death of my hand, my eyes, and my sanity.

Inspired by a Least Bitterns lovely plumage

-saddemonnoises-
#dinosaur #art #digitalart #paleo #paleoart #Utahceratops #notmymodel #contest #victory
December 31, 2024 at 6:30 AM
dinosaurana.bsky.social
It is paired up with my alignment of Ceratopsians, and cornered by the Mold-a-ramas that I’ve gathered in my adventures in Chicago. It’s getting to a point of relocating the Mold-a-ramas for full ceratopsian/margocephalian visibility. And so I can add more.
Mold-a-Rama: Stegosaurus (Purple), Quetzalcoatlus (Blue), Brontosaurus (Green), Ankylosaurus (Green), Tyrannosaurus (Red), Alligator (Green), Invicta Tyrannosaurus (Scarlet, back). Ceratopsian Gallery: Koreaceratops (Collecta), Utahceratops (Collecta), Diabloceratops (Schelich), Torosaurus (Safari LTD), Styracosaurus (Papo), Einiosaurus (Safari LTD), Psittacosaurus (Safari LTD), Chasmosaurus (Mattel), Centrosaurus (PNSO), Vagaceratops (Safari LTD), Triceratops, young, and skull (PNSO) Out of Shot: Dracorex (Safari LTD), Kosmoceratops (Collecta)
November 27, 2024 at 2:29 AM
extinctmonsters.bsky.social
Here are some rad dinosaurs that we know about because the land they were found on was protected as Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument. Guess what land isn't protected anymore?
Cast skeleton of Lythronax, a smallish tyrannosaur, in a museum exhibit corral Mounted skeleton of Gryposaurus rounding a bend, with Utahceratops on display behind View from above of the round body of Akainacephalus, an ankylosaur Headless skeleton of a baby hadrosaur partially prepped out of its matrix
July 15, 2026 at 9:20 PM
alanfunkart.bsky.social
Prints available at the The Whyte Avenue Art Walk :

The Maxx 11in x 17in

Carnotaurus Rivialry 9in x12in

Spinosaurus 9in x 12in

Utahceratops 9in x12in

10am- 5pm daily

July 10-12

Located at 105St 82 Ave across from Winners

#dinosaurs #themaxx #fanart #artwalk #edmontonalberta
July 9, 2026 at 10:25 AM
alanfunkart.bsky.social
I finished my painting of a Utahceratops.

#dinosaur #painting #acrylicpainting #paleoart #utahceratops #traditionalart #noai #yeg #edmontonalberta #dinosaurart #bskyart #art #artist
June 17, 2026 at 9:05 AM