Folks, shooting night scenes is quite difficult, but it was a great opportunity to speculate on the lifestyle of this little animal.

A hardworking mother xD

With Blender, you can achieve some really interesting things. The rest is just a matter of finding the right base image and preparing the models and lighting, but yes, this image took quite a bit of work, so thank you very much!

Oh, thank you so much! Actually, the lighting is provided by the environment, but it's true that you have to adjust the models and lighting in the render, as well as do some image editing to get a good result. And this scene was quite difficult, so I'm really glad you like it!

Thank you! I also think it's my best scene, I'm quite proud of what it conveys. But I think that for a while, the sauropods are done, there are many other dinosaurs on the Iberian Peninsula and they deserve their space and recognition!

Thanks!!!

Oh, thanks!!

The remains are from a juvenile individual, but it is estimated that the maximum length of the adult would be around 2 m.

This is the illustration for Gideonmantellia, the small basal ornithopod found in Teruel. It was a bit of a hassle to integrate them into the environment, and I didn't put too much thought into making the chicks. Not having close-ups has its advantages: you can ignore the details a little.

Incredible!! What an artist!!

This to honor the work that John Bindon did in 1996 to illustrate Orodromeus (shown in image 2), a relative of Hypsilophodon, but it is also a perfect way to illustrate how our perception of these dinosaurs has changed over the last 30 years

Ya, pero el trabajo obliga...

Ah, pues si cae domingo igual me echo los bártulos a la espalda y voy

Now that you mention it, yes. Maybe I created the RobertSmithsaurus.

Oh, thanks!!