Art with Teggy

This is my work-in-progress on an articulated, print-in-place Stegosaurus!

My new Dilophosaurus desk buddy is officially available! and OMG he's so cute <3

If you're looking for a fun, easy weekend painting project, this little guy is it. I designed it to be a 100% support-free print, just drop it on the build plate and go! No messy cleanup required.

The download actually includes two distinct versions: 🦕 The Cinematic Spitter: With the iconic, movie-inspired frill. 🦕 The Life-Accurate Dino: A sleek, scientifically accurate sculpt without the frill.

The Dilophosaurus model is officially finished and ready for its test print! This guy comes in two versions: with a frill and without a frill.

I wanted to make a detailed sculpture that is also the easiest thing ever to drop into your slicer, so no supports are needed, and skip the tedious cleanup.

This is where I'm currently at with the Tyrannosaurus rex. Funny enough, he was actually the very first dinosaur I started sculpting for this project, but he ended up getting pushed to the sidelines while all the other little dinos demanded attention.

Coming back to him now with a lot more sculpting experience under my belt, I can definitely see a few areas I'd like to rework. He still needs his tiny arms (of course), some extra detail work on the legs, and a bit of overall refinement.

It's been fun revisiting one of the oldest models in the collection and seeing how much the project has evolved since those first sculpting sessions.

Like the rest of the herd, he'll eventually be joining my Dinosaur Chibi Collection, a personal project I've been slowly building for quite some time now. It's exciting to finally see the lineup starting to come together.

I'm ridiculously happy with how this little Ankylosaur is turning out. There's still plenty of work ahead, but the pose and personality are already starting to shine through.

One of the ideas I'm excited to explore is adding a few tiny prehistoric birds perched on his back while he happily chews on some fresh green leaves. I love the thought of turning him into a little snapshot of prehistoric life rather than just a standalone dinosaur.

Cera is slowly coming to life! His the silhouette is heading in the right direction, which is always one of the biggest hurdles with stylised characters.

There's still work to do on the legs, and I'm currently wrestling with ideas for the base, but I'm happy with how he's shaping up so far.

I am thrilled with how my Brachiosaurus is coming along and wanted to share some progress so far! 🦕 She is my very first sauropod sculpture, so I did a ton of research to make sure I got her right, though I'm sure i got somehthing wrong ^_^'! I'd love to hear from any dino enthusiasts if you spot anything I may have missed. Later this year I will be releasing her as part of my Dinosaur Chibi Collection, a personal passion project I have been quietly working on and planning for a very long time. This collection means a lot to me and I am so excited to finally be able to share it with you all here!

Another update on the Pachycephalosaurus sculpture 🦖

I’ve been working on creating my own custom scale brushes, and I’m finally at the stage where I can start testing them on these two.

I’ve finally settled on a pose for my two Pachycephalosaurus for my chibi dinosaur collection 🦖💥

I'm still figuring out if I’ve pushed it far enough though… does it feel dynamic enough? Or should I exaggerate it more?