Tyrannosaurus prowling, redux

A redesign of Tyrannosaurus prowling - I'm getting the hang of colouring.

 

I think it's a big improvement from this. 

Parasaurolophus walkeri, a 30-foot Albertan hadrosaur from the Late Cretaceous. 

Tyrannosaurus and Triceratops, Yin to the Yang.

Here's another redesign - the original colours didn't work out.

Tyrannosaur revamp

 

Revamped a past image, for the better, I think. After visiting an aviary, I think the "shark eye" is a bit more fun than the Frank Sinatra look, lol.

#dinosaurs #paleoart

Tyrannosaurus biting dust

Tyrannosaurus biting dust. 

 Another one down, and another one down ... 

Tyrannosaurus on a hill

Another installment of Tyrannosaurus, this time, he's strutting around. I based this image off a picture of a rooster, though I don't know if you'd be able to tell or not. I like the colouring on this one.

 

Also, here's an apatosaurus for Ann Marie. If you'd like your own doodle of a dinosaur, let me know : ) 

recognize Gertie? 

Tyrannosaurus prowling

Tyrannosaurus prowling, part of a tyrannosaurus project that's nearing completion. 

 

new Tyrannosaur art

I've produced a bunch of Tyrannosaur pictures lately, and the ones which are turning out best are the ones which embrace a colour scheme, rather than just trying to replicate scenery. These two are case in point, the blue scheme and the orange turned out much better than the ... like green and muddy brown of some of the other pics. 

I might go back and recolour some of the other pictures with this in mind, or perhaps add some highlights that incorporate a colour scheme  more effectively. 

Hope you like 'em!

 

Tyrannosaur update - new focus on those jaws!

 

This was posted ealier, but some of the colouring and shading has been tweaked, hopefully for the better. Again, this is part of a tyrannosaur project that I'm more than half complete. 

Here's a Japanese discovery, Kagasaurus, though, I think it may only be a "tooth species," meaning, it's definitely a megalosaurian tooth, but ... no other remains exist to further qualify what on earth this thing looked like!

Another modern discovery, Tlatolophus!

I drew this off a "How to draw dinosaurs" book, and it got the dimensions off - the head should be much bigger, I think. 

I made a sculpture of this one, if anyone would like to see it, just let me know. 

Dinosaur nativity scene. Why not? 

Big smiling Tyrannosaurus : )

Another installment of the upcoming Tyrannosaurus project. It's taken a long time to get this artwork close to ready!

 

Here's Janenschia robusta, a titanosaurid from the Tanzanian Late Jurassic. Twas about about 80 feet long! 

Corythosaurus sketch

Here's a strip of construction paper that I converted into dinosaurs, instead of just throwing out.

Pachyrhinosaurus

Another fun picture and some more updates on the Tyrannosaurus project.

Good ol' pachyrhinosaurus discovered in 1946 by the legend Charles Sternberg. Supposedly, it was like 26 feet long, from the Campanian age of the Late Cretaceous and is proudly all-Canadian (except for the specimens that are from the US, lol). The holotype was unearthed from the St. Mary River Formation. Now you know!

Tyrannosaurus stuff

I've been working on a Tyrannosaurus project for a while now, and some of the artwork is finally starting to take shape! The drafting, sketching, inking, scanning, and finally some colouring, has taken ages - here's a taste of how it's coming together! There's a LOT of good stuff in this project : ) 

You can learn more or following along at my Facebook group page, Spring Chickens  @SpringChickenCapers or on Twitter @RogersRyan22 if you'd like to follow along!