Yu7 art: Cenozoic megafauna in resin

[Halichoeres]

For those of you into prehistoric mammals, I recently noticed the work of this Taiwanese artist on Twitter: https://twitter.com/YU7art/media

Recently there have been a lot of chibi-style like this Megacerops (available painted or unpainted):


But also really lifelike sculptures like this Prodinoceras (a primitive uintathere):

[paintingdinos]

Oh no... I actually love this. Yeah its extremely stylized but its also stinkin cute.

However:


link to FB post


This sparks immense joy.

[Loon]

Thanks for sharing these! I went through their twitter, and this artist is just fantastic. That primitive units there I not a species I knew of, but it is fascinating as an animal and asa piece of art. I even really love the "chibi" style animals, they kind of remind of some of the stylized figures from Japan.

[Shonisaurus]

Thanks for the links, we need prodinoceras from Collecta, Papo, Safari or other brand of toy dinosaurs. On the other hand, the entelodontid is a hyper-realistic figure, although it is a meticulous and laborious work only done by an artist with a lot of knowledge in the anatomy of prehistoric mammals in this case, as can be seen in that facebook link.

By the way, these figures will cost a lot of money seeing the quality and absolute hyper-realism, especially being made of resin.