Dinosaurs Coloring Book

In this book, you’ll find awesome dinosaur drawings to color, created from the work of Ukrainian artist Sergey Krasovskiy.

As a paleoartist (an artist who focuses on ancient fossil animals and plants), Krasovskiy depicts dinosaurs and pterosaurs—long extinct—in their prehistoric environments. Accuracy is important to the artist, and he often incorporates scientific discoveries when portraying these mysterious creatures. His paintings don’t shy away from the realities of survival (check out the teeth on some of these guys!), yet they also picture peaceful moments in the everyday lives of dinosaurs from long ago.

Krasovskiy grew up in Donbass, Ukraine, and studied art at university in Lugansk. The artist has a large following as a freelance illustrator, and his work has been published on postage stamps and in magazines and books around the world. Reproductions of the original artworks are provided on the inside of the front and back covers. Information about these amazing creatures of the past is included on the facing pages of the line drawings to be colored.

Images in the book

1. An alvarezsaurid bird cleans the mouth of a Giganotosaurus carolinii
   
2. Muttaburrasaurus langdoni in a prehistoric environment
   
3. A raptor stalks a pair of grazing Europasaurus holgeri
   
4. Pycnonemosaurus nevesi run at the time of attack
   
5. A group of Tapuiasaurus macedoi
   
6. Zhuchengtyrannus magnus mother with offspring
   
7. A pair of Erlikosaurus andrewsi
   
8. Amurosaurus riabinini graze in wetlands
   
9. An Albertosaurus observes a family of Arrhinoceratops
   
10. An Altispinax dunkeri duo corrals a group of Iguanodon
    
11. A group of Balaur bondoc
    
12. Conflict between two male Altirhinus kurzanovi as females graze
    
13. Mamenchisaurus sinocanadorum feed on brown algae at low tide
    
14. Two Kosmoceratops stampede through a Talos nesting site
    
15. Concavenator corcovatus theropods circle each other while sauropods look on
    
16. A Bakonydraco pterosaur attacks a nest of Ajkaceratops
    
17. Dilong paradoxus in search of food
    
18. Giraffatitan and Dicraeosaurus sauropods grazing
    
19. A Neovenator allosaur looms over a Polacanthus
    
20. A meat-eating Labocania attacks a young plant-eating Magnapaulia
    
21. Two Gigantspinosaurus stegosaurs in sight of a large Yangchuanosaurus theropod
    
22. A Saurolophus hadrosaur rears up beside a Tarchia ankylosaur