Original image size is little under 10 000 pixels in width, it is plain gorgeous seeing it on big screen with all the detail.
Image depicts two Carnotaurs nervously following big Diplodocidae herd.
Hope you like it.
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Image depicts two Carnotaurs nervously following big Diplodocidae herd.
Hope you like it.
There is another Carnotaurus illustration I did with Carno depicted having feathers:
Print for private use only.
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the details are breathtaking and well your carnotaurs are just to awesome
title fits well, not to mention the reddish tinge on their lower neck portion.
Also, the small forelimbs made me laugh.
You have an amazing skill for composing prehistoric landscapes. I love the way that everything - the first Carnotaurus head, the diplodocus herd, the stream, the clouds - seems to draw the eye into the far distance. This is paleo-art on the grandest scale!