Nova Stein

I am going to watch the Digital Circus Last Act later today, so I thought I'd do something funny with some random models I've got laying around.

Done in Blender for my art project Morrison Uncovered

Dystrophaeus, the oldest known dinosaur of the Morrison Formation

Allosaurus primary render for Morrison Uncovered. Based on a certain old school reconstruction of the dinosaur

Carcharodontosaurus Saharicus, a massive theropod from cretaceous North Africa. Depite its strong presence in pop culture, not much besides its head is known to science.

I have been watching Game of Thrones recently for the first time, so here, have a dragon I scribbled while doing so. Not meant to be any specific dragon individual, just a general one.

Spinosaurus painting from a few months ago. Personally, I like to imagine these animals being very wrinkly and gnarly looking, suitably ancient and massive. In a way not to dissimilar from vintage dinosaur depictions as a whole.

While not intended as such when I made this render, people have pointed out to me that this resembles the Amazing Digital Circus. Honestly, it would be rather funny imagining what may happen.

The early cretaceous sauropod Nigersaurus is most widely known for its wide, tooth filled mouth, yet not many people are aware it was also capable of spewing forth flames from the pits of hell.

Camarasaurus Lentus model for Morrison Uncoered: A mid sized sauropod of roughly ~15 tons in weight, this dinosaur would have been the most common larger herbivore of its ecosystem.

Tyrannosaurus Rex. Famous for a good reason, I personally imagine it being both very bear and varanid lizard like. So, here my oqn interpretation, featuring some small back spines and more exaggerated scales

Suchomimus sketch I made a while back for a paleontoligcal project at College. Very fun one to make, based on several iguanas.

A small group photo of all my Morrison Uncovered animals so far. I am very inspired by late 90s and early 00s PC games and the general aesthetics of the time, so I try to replicate that here with my projects.

A small sketch based on the new mosasaurus reconstructions by Hank Sharpe. Inspired by an aquarium photo I took a few days ago