Tyrannosaurus rex by Peter Schouten
(Source: naturalis.nl)
Andrea Leanza, Dinosaur Art Contest Grand Prize Winner at Stan Winston School of Character Arts
“A lone Tyrannosaurus rex in southern North America poised in the reflected light of an approaching asteroid. The asteroid, 6+ miles across, is now but a few seconds from reaching Earth’s atmosphere, plunging into a warm shallow sea and ending the Cretaceous Period.”
Dromaeosaurus concept art from the short film Dino Hunt. You can contribute to this project on IndieGoGo
(Source: instagram.com)
Dromaeosaurus nest, from the Dino Hunt team!
Tyrannosaurus by Frank-Joseph Frelier from the Dino Hunt team
That’s what I like about this project, they’ve corrected it:
Dino Hunt is a dinosaur inspired short film, in which a herd of Styracosaurs are hunted by a pack of raptors.
“We’re looking for other dinosaur and visual effects fans to consider contributing to our Dino Hunt IndieGoGo campaign, and help us spread the word! You can follow along with our progress via Twitter and Instagram!”
UPDATE: don’t worry about featherless raptors or pronated hands, take a look at this
“Both written and illustrated by Dennis Nolan, Dinosaur Dream is the charming story of a young boy’s journey back through time, dressed in his snappy red pyjamas and accompanied by his juvenile sauropod friend.” More at Love in the time of Chasmosaurs
Acrotholus audeti. Scientists Reveal New Species of Bone-Headed Dinosaur Hinting at Higher Diversity of Small Dinosaurs. Illustration by Julius Csotonyi.
(Source: palaeoblog.blogspot.com.es)
“Ichthyosaurus, annunciation lilies, and angel wings”, ”Triceratops and Parrot Tulip”, ”Australopithecus aethiopicus and mock orange” and ”Struthiomimus and Tulip” by David Lewis
(Source: agathaumas.blogspot.com.es)
Coahuilaceratops, Kosmoceratops richardsoni and Rubeosaurus AKA ‘Styracosaurus’ ovatus by Lukas Panzarin