Deinonychus. They might be scaled tad too big.

If you look at late Cretaceous North America, there are known remains from around 10,000 individual specimens of edmontosaurus. 2,000 of triceratops. Tyrannosaurus is about 40. That should give you an idea for predator / prey ratios. If you look at my work however, there are only theropods

Pretty much. Dilophosaurus was one the first dinosaurs to really assert a prominent role in the food chain after mass extinction that ended the Triassic period killed off dinosaur’s major rival, the pseudosuchians. And nope. I do not touch AI ever. I actively despise the massive flood AI garbage.

I use a set consisting mostly of my own custom brushes. This includes a few specifically for skin texture. At some point, I’ll prepare it to share online.

Thanks. I really love those books. Rod Ruth is one of the illustrators you’re probably thinking of and he always painted very stark landscapes with deeply saturated and dramatic sunsets or dusk. I just like the idea of painting this bygone era of Earth’s history as a strange and foreign place.

I wonder what JM’s been up to.

No matter how many times I look at this drawing it still
Leaves me in awe.