>>5015448
Paleoart with overly-dramatic lighting and glowing eyes, which always inevitably becomes the thumbnail of Youtube videos like "You wouldn't survive during the Cretaceous..." or "The Giant Raptor That Velociraptor Feared." It's the only time that we get to see the savage side of these animals in a more grounded context because redditors will usually whine about it being "awesomebro."
>>5019057
>Hazbin Hotel character with a dinosaur.
There's an entire community online of autistic manchildren and actual minors that will make this DeviantArt/Sonichu-esque type of autistic crossover art. If you look up Cenozoic ecosystems on Google, ie "Pleistocene Africa," you'll find this shirtless autist that photoshopped himself in hunched over shirtless or drawn in crawling on all fours with his skin covered in stripes. I stumbled across an autist on DeviantArt that had a whole series of a screencap of the girls from Totally Spies looking at stock photographs of random animals. Animals, especially dinosaurs, are always going to attract a bunch of children and autists, unless they're specifically barred from entry somehow, which results in this Origami Kingdom type of art always eventually creeping its way in.
>>5017246
I know most anons on this thread dislike Witton's art but I dig the concept of herbivores being dicks for no reason because it happens frequently in real life. This interaction reminds me of a video I saw a while back of an elephant kicking sand at a crocodile basking at the edge of a river.
