Hello from the Jurrasic Coast!

[Tallin]

Hi everyone!

I can't believe it was only recently I stumbled across this  place! I've been keenly interested specifically in dino art and models since summer last year, but have been a dino enthusiast in general since before I can remember!

I'm from  Devon and very near south west England's Jurassic coast, so I used to go fossil hunting as a kit and dinosaurs always inspired me - I'm now studying animation and vfx at university and am very into palioart so I will eventually get round to posting some of that in the art forum...I also plan to get into model repainting.

Anyway, I look forward to getting to know everyone and learning from you all!

Tallin ~

[DinoLord]

Welcome to the forum! I'm jealous of your location; I've always loved collecting the various British ammonite fossils. I and many others here would be glad to look at your work and provide feedback. Between all the members here there is a lot of knowledge on prehistoric animal anatomy.

[SpittersForEver]

Welcome to the forum  I also come from the UK.

[DinoToyForum]

Welcome to the DTF! I look forward to seeing your artwork

I've also done my fair share of fossil collecting on the Jurassic coast.

[Arul]

Welcome to the forum 

[triceratops83]

Hello from the Cretaceous inland sea!

[Jetoar]

Welcome to DTF new friend  .

[Libraraptor]

Welcome! Is it the same coast where Mary Anning found all that great fossils?!

[Tallin]

Yes it is! We're lucky as you can walk to the beach and find ammonites and belamites fossils just dotted along the shore...

[Libraraptor]

Yes it is! We're lucky as you can walk to the beach and find ammonites and belamites fossils just dotted along the shore...

How abundant are they? Is it, like, you go for a walk each Sunday and bring an ammonite home?

[Tallin]

Yeah pretty much if you've got good observation skills and patience!

[Paleogene Pals]

It's always cool to live near a paleontological "hot spot".