The idea started on Discord, my friend said "Terrible Dactyl dressed like cowboy" then deleted this message, and because I saw that message from a notification on my phone, so I asked and wanted to see my friend talk about Terrible Dactyl's cowboy outfit. He then says to me.

"Or Bronto Thunder dressed in the same cowboy attire Brachi wore in the cowboy episode.
With Dactyl wearing cowboy dressed in the same cowboy attire Rex wore."

That message made me inspired to go back to my drawing skills. In this picture, I draw Terrible Dactyl wearing Genghis Rex's cowboy attire. The difference is that he wears his short jacket with long sleeves have fringes, he dons a cowboy hat that is forward up with simplicity, he doesn't don his white gloves, his pants tucked in his boot, and his boots are also colouring brown rather than black, and his one (iconic) scarf with colouring blue than 2 scarfs (You kidding, 2 scarfs with different light?).

While I was colouring this in the process, I was careful not too colourful and not much the same value in grayscale, considering that I thought Genghis Rex's cowboy attire colourings looked busy to drawing/animating ngl.

I use a pencil for sketching and ink named "よわ太鉛筆セット" which the machine translates to "Intoxicate Pencil Set", while the tool for colouring is between hand and lasso fill (I use all different every different day since Idk which should I use technique quickly time or make a perfect fill).

The shade of texture film grain/noise is from a free sampler of True Grit Texture Supply (Though, you need to add your email in the input subscribe to get free sample brushes) and use "TGTS-DeadSubtle 5 (Kraft Paper)".

For background, the variety of brushes I use is "あったかアナログ画材" which the machine translates to "Was there an analog art supply" (that's a funny name if you ask me). The background I tried to draw it to make it look less dull (and I failed wtf), then another 2 layers of gradient map to effect a light value and ensure focus on Terrible Dactyl.

Thank you for listening to my thought process aka. ramble.