Jun 13
The alternative timeline where they survived and conquered the city.
(The 'Dinosauroid' — Dr. Dale A. Russell’s 1982 theory of evolved dinosaur-humanoids.)
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The alternative timeline where they survived and conquered the city.
(The 'Dinosauroid' — Dr. Dale A. Russell’s 1982 theory of evolved dinosaur-humanoids.)
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Majestic Spot :3
Majestic Spot :3 Just wanted to experiment with anatomy and shading.
If you asked the Managians about themselves, they might bring up their dramatic history, their marvellous cities, extensive art and literature, and of course their striking beauty. To outsiders, they are famous for their remarkable sexual tetramorphism.
Stephany (oc) the Stegosaurus eating a salad
Yummers!
So they need to totally go in a new direction for the JW movies!😬
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My dinosauroid son.
His name is Kietwukǂ (kǂ spelled as a click from the roof of the mouth) and he's a herdsman of a small village.
Big Ally, the big allosaurus lady
A proper character redesign of Ally that I feel better emphasizes the dinosauroid design philosophy I've wanted to capture.
That post about r/worldbuilding reminded me, have you ever read 'Dinosauroids revisited'? It's just an old essay I saw going around years ago about the old 'what if non-avian dinosaurs never went extinct and evolved intelligence' thing criticizing the idea that they'd necessarily evolve a human shape, and proposing instead they'd be typically dinosaur/avian in appearance, using ground hornbills as a model of dinosaurs with an evolutionary history similar to humans without looking at all similar.
Yes, I have! Now that I read it again it's really a favorite because it destroys probably the worst spec evo design ever (the Dinosauroid). Though I don't like the remake, perhaps it's because of the colors it really does look like a chicken, and for me, notorious feathered dinosaur defender, to say that, it really isn't that appealing. But then again, evolution isn't supposed to be appealing, that's the point.
(the original "dinosauroid", which sucks, and a remake)
However, then I found out that the original artist of the Avisapiens refined the design, and they do look a lot better, check it out: