Tallin's Palaeoart and Sculpts

[Blade-of-the-Moon]

Yep, any I have no idea how they'd even begin to deal with mating haha.
So awkward and spiny.

But I guess you could say the same about hedgehogs and thorny dragon lizards...

I've seen art and some CG..but none of it looks..comfortable. lol

I wonder if it would be too controversial to add some mating dinos to the Park here...

[Tallin]

well, it is part of life! And I still find it to be honest, quite laughable, how society is totally fine with dinosaurs ripping each other apart but a little courtship and reproduction makes everyone lose their heads...

[mb-cg]

Your drawings look awesome, they seem really naturalistic. Keep up the good work!

[Blade-of-the-Moon]

well, it is part of life! And I still find it to be honest, quite laughable, how society is totally fine with dinosaurs ripping each other apart but a little courtship and reproduction makes everyone lose their heads...

I know right? Violence is fine, but a bit of sex and it's a hanging offense. Darn P.C. world...lol

[Tallin]

Here's a generic oviraptorid. The tail may well be far too long but I got carried away with the feathers haha...

[Dinomike]

Really cool! A very dynamic pose!

[Blade-of-the-Moon]

Looks good to me. About as long as the Safari figure.

I like the chick/parrot at the bottom..lol looks like it's moulting.

[amargasaurus cazaui]

And day six - Psittacosaurus!

I completely missed this little guy...really like the sketch !!! I like the pose and the way he is proportioned as well. If I were to nitpick it I would wonder if the hands are pronated or neutral, and if this is an adult .....and the only other thing that caught my eye is the jugal would perhaps fall more directly behind the mouth and under the eye, so that there is room for the ear hole further forward. As it looks now, cant say for sure, but it appears the ear opening is placed where the tiny shelf of fenestrae for the frill would be. Still an awesome sketch and I wish I could draw even close to that.

[Tallin]

Latest pencil drawing; Carnotaurus sastrei ~



Thanks for all the feedback guys, it's very helpful and appreciated!

[Tyto_Theropod]

That has to be one of the best Carnotaurus reconstructions I've ever seen - it looks like it could be breathing!

[Tallin]

Thank you so much! That's very kind of you!

[Tallin]

Something new: I'm working on a Heterodontosaurus model at the moment - this is the base stage:

[fabricious]

Looking good so far!

[Tyto_Theropod]

Looking good so far - I look forward to seeing your take on this strange little creature.

[Tallin]

Latest palaeoart - my all time favourite herbivore ~ partly inspired by the fact I managed to finally get my hands on the lovely Safari kentrosaurus this week from a local shop I just found that sells tons of great models!

[Tyto_Theropod]

Lovely picture - I have to say I have a soft spot for Kentrosaurus too - not sure why. I like how you've added some dermal armour as well as the plates and spines. Also, congrats on getting the model! As I'm sure you're aware, it's well worth it.

[Arul]

Nice kentro 

[Blade-of-the-Moon]

Beautiful!

Our female Kentrosaurus is currently our only Stegosaur we have here in the Park, but I'm hoping that changes soon!

[Dinomike]

Great kentrosaurus!

[Alatariel]

Hey, I was just wondering if you've thought about offering your digital sculpts as 3D print downloads? I know 123dapp.com and thingiverse.com both let people upload things like that- or you could sell downloads on Etsy. 123dapp will even let people select an option to 3D print through a couple different services. (I was browsing through some dino models and got frustrated by how innaccurate they all were, and then I remembered seeing your awesome sculpts over here). Just a thought!