Paleoart thread - Post Disnosaurs and other prehistoric animal drawings.

[Kari Kamiya]

I'm glad that even though we never met any of these flora and fauna for ourselves people decide to do art, learn, and speculate on how they're like.

Funnily enough, man may have witnessed the megafauna.

 

[AMHOLIO]

Funnily enough, man may have witnessed the megafauna.
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I hope OP Groog back in the day is proud of themselves for this. Great job cavemen.

 

[sadbird]

Funnily enough, man may have witnessed the megafauna.
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Supposedly, wooly mammoths were around as recent as 5,000 years ago.

 

[Rome's rightful successor]

 

[DeadwastePrime]

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the sneep snorps are not amused with the bootleg doggos

 

[Icterus]

the sneep snorps are not amused with the bootleg doggos

Very understandable. The dogs keep stealing the spines off of their children. Once or twice is pretty funny, but by the thirtieth time you really can't be arsed to care anymore.

 

[Newman's Lovechild]

Classic William Stout

 

[ChilChakSack]

When I was a kid I would always see artwork of dinosaurs lit in purple floating through space but could never find the name of the artist to see more of their work. I remember really wanting a folder or something featuring their artwork. I hadn't thought about it for years now but I recently learned the artist's name is Joe Tucciarone. His art is some of the most 80s/90s stuff you'll ever see.

 

[DeadwastePrime]

When I was a kid I would always see artwork of dinosaurs lit in purple floating through space but could never find the name of the artist to see more of their work. I remember really wanting a folder or something featuring their artwork. I hadn't thought about it for years now but I recently learned the artist's name is Joe Tucciarone. His art is some of the most 80s/90s stuff you'll ever see.
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i knew dinosaurs were from space

 

[Rome's rightful successor]

 

[Elbow Greased Strength]

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No wonder there are so many monsters in myths and legends in every single place around the world.



Cretaceous forest in Antarctica. Fascinating how times have changed.

 

[Newman's Lovechild]

Mark Witton can be a woke sperg at times but he paints some purdy dinosaurs and such.

 

[soy_king]

Might as well include some of my own personal favorite megafauna not yet mentioned:

 

[WhiskeyJack]

Figured James Gurney, of "Dinotopia" fame deserves a spot. A rare non-Dinotopia painting of the Triassic era:

 

[John Titor]

Figured James Gurney, of "Dinotopia" fame deserves a spot. A rare non-Dinotopia painting of the Triassic era:

Was wondering if someone would mention him. As a tangent, anyone interested in making art should check out his book "Light and Color". It's not a step by step tutorial kind of book as he writes essays about color theory.

 

[Coelacanth]

 

[soy_king]

No wonder there are so many monsters in myths and legends in every single place around the world.

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Cretaceous forest in Antarctica. Fascinating how times have changed.

Antarctica was also a lot further north, since it's moved south over millions of years due to plate tectonics.

 

[Sparkletor 2.0]

Antarctica was also a lot further north, since it's moved south over millions of years due to plate tectonics.

I heard it moved because of all the black people.

 

[Newman's Lovechild]

Was wondering if someone would mention him. As a tangent, anyone interested in making art should check out his book "Light and Color". It's not a step by step tutorial kind of book as he writes essays about color theory.

I have Color and Light, Imaginative Realism, The Artists Guide To Sketching, and most of his gumroad videos. I'm kicking myself that I didn't think of him earlier.

On that note, here's someone completely different.

 

[LinkinParkxNaruto[AMV]]

This is paleoart in a way. Dino synth is a thing.

And here's some of James Gurney's art from Dinotopia.