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Been a while! I've been working on stuff, but couldn't finish it yet because it takes a lot of work. I decided to start something new which would take less time so here's this.

Ceratosaurus nasicornis, one of my favorites, walking through a Morrison Formation forest. I used Scott Hartman's skeletal to get everything right and added some extra keratin on the horns, especially the nasal horn. The plants should also be correct for this specific scenery. Tom Parker has a whole bunch of nice sketches on Morrison Formation flora which were very useful for reference. Go check them out!
The ferns aren't very specific because not a lot of detail could be added to them, but Osmundastrum is fitting.
The plants on the tree trunk in the foreground on the right are "Nillsania" schaumbergensis and are based on Nilssoniocladus japonicus.
The branches in the upper left foreground belong to the Ginkgoalean tree Czekanowskia.
There's a little shoot of a generic Brachyphyllum tree right next to the shadow of the dinosaur's head.
In the background are two Bucklandia Cycadeoids and a generic fallen over tree.
There are also some generic horsetails here and there, but not really something specific. The same can be said about all the fungi you can spot.

I made this on brown paper, but when adding the highlights stuff went slightly wrong. Luckily I could save the drawing on photoshop and add all the highlights there. Digital work has its benefits, especially when you need to be able to just ctrl+z to get rid of all your mistakes.

Description
Been a while! I've been working on stuff, but couldn't finish it yet because it takes a lot of work. I decided to start something new which would take less time so here's this.

Ceratosaurus nasicornis, one of my favorites, walking through a Morrison Formation forest. I used Scott Hartman's skeletal to get everything right and added some extra keratin on the horns, especially the nasal horn. The plants should also be correct for this specific scenery. Tom Parker has a whole bunch of nice sketches on Morrison Formation flora which were very useful for reference. Go check them out!
The ferns aren't very specific because not a lot of detail could be added to them, but Osmundastrum is fitting.
The plants on the tree trunk in the foreground on the right are "Nillsania" schaumbergensis and are based on Nilssoniocladus japonicus.
The branches in the upper left foreground belong to the Ginkgoalean tree Czekanowskia.
There's a little shoot of a generic Brachyphyllum tree right next to the shadow of the dinosaur's head.
In the background are two Bucklandia Cycadeoids and a generic fallen over tree.
There are also some generic horsetails here and there, but not really something specific. The same can be said about all the fungi you can spot.

I made this on brown paper, but when adding the highlights stuff went slightly wrong. Luckily I could save the drawing on photoshop and add all the highlights there. Digital work has its benefits, especially when you need to be able to just ctrl+z to get rid of all your mistakes.