Turok: Dinosaur Hunter Iguana Entertainment / Acclaim Nintendo 64 1997
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Turok: Dinosaur Hunter Iguana Entertainment / Acclaim Nintendo 64 1997
Mark Schultz, artwork for "Xenozoic Tales"
I love the details of the snake wrapped around Jack Tenrec's leg and Hannah Dundee strangling a dinosaur from behind.
Have you played Dinosaur Hunter (1996, AKA Eyewitness Dinosaur Hunter)?
Yes
No
I watched someone play it
I've never heard of it
Requested by @oracleelizabeth
Guess who doesn’t have internet!!!
Yeah so long story short I am without internet until Sunday. In the meantime I decided to experiment with colours and styles.
Turok Dinosaur Hunter no's. 7 and 8
Concept art of Parabradysaurus for Carnivores Phantasmagoria, a mod by Dawn:
https://www.moddb.com/mods/carnivores-phantasmagoria
This ambient dinocephalian lives in arid regions, its vibrant and aggressive reds and yellows allow this beast to lay in the rocks without being seen by predators. Though only reaching the hips of a man, this short reptile can hold its ground against most of the small predators that do get into confrontations with it.
I finally got around to doing some portfolio work involving creature designs, this design was inspired by some of Steve Kirk's paleoart, more specifically the moschops below!
A new dinosaur discovered in Patagonia is among the smallest of giants. Named Titanomachya gimenezi, the long-necked herbivore belonged to a family of usually immense dinosaurs called titanosaurs. But even fully grown, Titanomachya was about the size of a cow—albeit, a very hefty cow.
Text and photo from National Geographic website 🦖🦕
Teratophagus. this relative of the Allosaurus is a huge ambush predator, using its mobile, spiky tongue to hunt prey.
According to some reports, it was the only Central Sector species on the DinoCorp VII, but what happened to it that day remains private information to this day.