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Description
Stellasaurus ancellae" (meaning star lizard). It's remains were found at in the Late Cretaceous in the "Two Medicine Formation"
It belongs to the Centrosaurinae family, it's closest relatives were Centrosaurus, Styracosaurus & Einiosaurus. It's been stated that Styracosaurus was the evolutionary ancestor to Styracosaurus, which afterwards Einiosaurus would had been the successor to Stellasaurus from an evolutionary standpoint.

In this drawing I portraits two bulls having a territorial dispute. While in the background a pair of azhdarchids soar off, while a basal troodontidae watches the spectacle.

On a more personal note, I usually don't do landscapes. But this is one of the few drawing I've actually made the entire landscape & creatures in it. Feel pretty proud of it 😊

Description
Stellasaurus ancellae" (meaning star lizard). It's remains were found at in the Late Cretaceous in the "Two Medicine Formation"
It belongs to the Centrosaurinae family, it's closest relatives were Centrosaurus, Styracosaurus & Einiosaurus. It's been stated that Styracosaurus was the evolutionary ancestor to Styracosaurus, which afterwards Einiosaurus would had been the successor to Stellasaurus from an evolutionary standpoint.

In this drawing I portraits two bulls having a territorial dispute. While in the background a pair of azhdarchids soar off, while a basal troodontidae watches the spectacle.

On a more personal note, I usually don't do landscapes. But this is one of the few drawing I've actually made the entire landscape & creatures in it. Feel pretty proud of it 😊