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And here’s the companion piece to the Baryonyx, the Suchomimus! This was heavily inspired by the design from Warpath: Jurassic Park, which I really dig (even if its head is literally a Bary head reused from the Lost World PS1 game). The designs here include (left to right, top to bottom) the default Warpath Sucho, the Jurassic Park Institute Sucho based on art by Timothy J. Bradley, and the maxed out Sucho from Jurassic Park Builder.
I may do more of these in the future, but the next piece will be only tangentially related. It has more to do with Bary than Sucho.
After a lot of work over what should have been a whole lotta “eh”, here are some “dossiers?” “readouts?” of Baryonyx drawn in the Jurassic Park art style. This is a fun one especially since you can compare and contrast it with the existing Jurassic World Baryonyx to get an idea of how those movies design creatures differently.
Enjoy! Another one of these will be shared tomorrow.
Introducing the Re-Sequenced Baryonyx! The Jurassic World Baryonyx is no stranger to ire and criticism, and I admit I’m not the biggest fan either, but this art is meant to be more of an exploration of the design than a criticism/”fix”. I wanted to keep the things I liked while incorporating more “real science” and adding some extra character/flair. Enjoy!
Irritator comes upon a fellow fisher in a strange, foreign age. One who is either really oblivious or very laid back.
I really wanted to incorporate a dino into a real photo for this prompt and I feel like this came out pretty well. It’s like if Roger Rabbit had a Brazilian spinosaur in it.
The photo is not mine, it’s from this website: https://www.expeditionsalaska.com/
Day 28: Baryonyx swimming
A Baryonyx swimming in the shallows spooks a fish that leaps out of the water. unfortunately it’ll be the one that got away
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Lounging in the morning fog
