Tyrannosaurus rex by Peter Schouten
(Source: naturalis.nl)
“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.”
Tyrannosaurus by Frank-Joseph Frelier from the Dino Hunt team
Tyrannosaurus rex studies by Sergio Pérez
-Neutral coloured version
-Restored as a scavenger
-Restored as a hunter
More info: Stan Winston School of Character Arts.
Illustrations by Cheung Chung Tat for the book “Dinosaur footprints”
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Wood sculptures by Taburin
“This Japanese sculptor carved his niche by carving out an army of clearly accurate dinosaur skeletons entirely out of wood. (…) Extraordinarily detailed, his work is not for sale, sometimes taking several months to complete one species.” paleoartistry
(Source: Flickr / taburin)
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Vlad Konstantinov’s images for SOL 90 S.L. publishing house.
Tyrannosaurus in a forest fire by Steve White. “Dead T. rex, late Cretaceous extinction” by Doug Henderson. Unrelated pictures of unrelated events.
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“I immediately consulted with the preparators at the Field Museum to find out Sue’s pathologies so that I could incorporate them into her reconstruction. I didn’t want to just paint another T. rex — I wanted my portrait of Sue to be that particular T. rex.”
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