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Found an old drawing of a Gastornis I made some time back.
Always loved to envision these big boys coloration similar to a cassowary. I mean, they basically were overgrown cassowary ducks with industrial-sized nutcrackers for heads.
I love how literally anything is possible in the show’s universe, and that it all come together.
We have cavemen coexisting with dinosaurs AND ancients civilizations, witchcraft, zombie plagues, giant monsters, and possibly eldritch deities. Yet none of it feels out of place.
Starting work on dinosaur redesigns for my Jurassic re-write. Decided to work on the Dominion Therizinosaurus first. I used the coloration of the Mattel figure as reference for the plumage. Tried to strike a balance between anatomical accuracy and the classic "JP asthetic."
@Dinoguy16 They had a Spider-Raptor character in that Hulk cartoon, Agents Of S.M.A.S.H., so it is odd why they didn’t use him instead. Probably would’ve worked better too.
Though IMO, Spidey as a T.Rex is the kind of sheer goofiness that can work just as well.
Somewhere in a forest in Late Maastrichtian China, a lone female Qianzhousaurus makes her first kill in almost a week...
I said I would be making more #PrehistoricPlanet fan art, and I'm gonna make good on that. Figured I'd start with one of my favorite dinosaurs from the show.
All of Raul Martin’s concept art for Jurassic World Dominion is fantastic, but for me, his Giganotosaurus and feathered T.Rex go the hardest. They actually fit better with the JP aesthetic while still being mostly anatomically correct.
Universal fucking robbed us, man.
Sorry I haven’t posted any new art in a while. Admittedly been kinda shit keeping my schedule together.
Anyway, here’s an old color drawing I dug up of a stylized T.Rex inspired by the Devil Rex leader from Primal.
Admittedly, the design itself is pretty cute and probably the best looking of the new feathered dinosaurs we got, besides the Therizinosaurus.
The main issue is that it's an undersized version of an animal that we know of only from a few fossil scraps. https://t.co/SCmxJT2cl8