Itās been a while!!Ā Hereās an Aurochs illustration Iāve nearly finished as part of a local project... this has taken a while too. Iāve been busy being a mum.Ā
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Itās been a while!!Ā Hereās an Aurochs illustration Iāve nearly finished as part of a local project... this has taken a while too. Iāve been busy being a mum.Ā

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Ah, speculative palaeoart. I missed u.
The Rodhocetus tag is basically empty for me, so I decided to speed ink one... Iām about 99% sure they werenāt this bendy but I sawĀ this cool leopard seal photoĀ and wanted to use it as a referenceĀ
From Feathered Dinosaurs: The Origin of Birds, by John Long and Peter Schouten.
Tyrannosaurus chick š„š¦

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big ole Dimetrodon
Ambulocetus natans, 2015. Digital painting. Ambulocetus was a prehistoric whale from the Eocene epoch. Here I have reconstructed it with dense, sea lion-like fur, webbed feet and whiskers, and an otter-like physique.Ā This was part of a final year project on my university Illustration course.
About Jurassic World
I was born in the 90ā²s and always grown with Jurassic Park as a wonderful thing which have been done before, like Star Wars or Mad Max : those movies that seems forever young but that belong to a time you werenāt there. I was too young to have known it on big screen, always on tv (I donāt talk about the 3rd Jurassic Park because, since I could have been to the movie-theater, I was still youngĀ and didnāt saw it before a long time).
When Jurassic World have been announced I turned crazy. Iām a big fan of Jurassic Park and, since I havenāt seen it in big, this new movie was like the messiah to me : it seemed like this big dinosaur movie, this dinosaur blockbuster, some real big entertainment with DINOSAURS was made for me. I mean, while dinosaurs are so awesome as everyone knows, thereās not so many movies about, not with this extent ; and especially not in my generation. So yes, I felt like it was made for me, for my dinosaur loving. I turned crazy about finally seeing dinosaurs with a screen at their scale.
Science bullshit do bother me, but Iām not going to talk about it here because, well, itās entertainment, and you have to do with the ancient movies, and wellllll after alllll why not a big stupid chimera-thing. Thatās not my point here. And, beside that, I found some scientific and scenaristic explanations kinda well done, thatās bad faith but... āyeah we know raptors have feathers, T-rex too, our gallimimiĀ are so ugly, basically ALL our dinosaurs are like big pieces of shit, but hey we havenāt found a perfect genome in that damn amber, so we did play with other DNA to complete, so YEAH it isnāt perfect, our dinosaurs canāt be really realistic.ā And thatās clever because it makes the link with the firsts movies, since we have discovered things from the time (Iām not talking about the silly stego), and we can not ignore it ; and it preserve the present movie from future discoveries. Thatās well done. Even the whole training-raptor thing didnāt bothered me that much (I was expecting way worse scenaristically likeĀ āI train raptors like otarias performing shows in zoos and thatās funny theyāre my friendsā. It was not, Iām glad of that).
Then, I adore Chris Pratt but the fixing-my-moto scene was just awful, the sexism and stupid-hollywood-ressources are huge in this movie. But letās leave that aside.
Hereās my major protest :
ALL the movie is based onĀ ādinosaurs are not that cool you know, we need more attractivity, letās do whatsoever to get public.ā
I just HATE the idea that the most fantastic and big dinosaur universe on screen begins withĀ āeerrh, no, dinosaurs are boring finallyā. Thatās not true, thatās stupid, thatās insulting for so many scientists, and, just for me, thatās painful.Ā How the fuck do you want to let us love dinosaurs if you start withĀ ānahā ?!
Even if itās āonlyā the point of view of some people in the park in the movie, in a story, it tells us a lot about director and producerās mind. Like they think that we loved Jurassic Park and dinosaurs in general for their big spectacular effects, and not for the fact that they are actually real animals. I mean, a french comic artist talked about that and Iām totally following him on this : if I like so much dinosaurs itās because they did existed back then. They seems like imaginary beasts in a fantasy book but THEY DID EXISTED ! And every time I realize that Iām overcome with a feeling of wonder and greatness. Not many things still amaze me the second, the third, the fourth, and all the next times I realize them.
So itās painful, really, to see a dinosaur movie that presents just few beasts and in a despicable point of vew. The oldest brother is bored, like it could be ?! Thatās just when he see a frigthning thing that he finally get interested.Ā
Maybe, the most awful thing in the movie was that moment when they arrive in the park and the camera is focused on childrenās faces and this beautiful and magical music starts, thereās a movement of the camera and...... .... and you just see shops, restaurants, marchandizing.Ā NOT. A. SINGLE. DINOSAUR. ON JOHN WILLIAMāS MUSIC. This music means SO MUCH ! It means the moment when you discover dinosaurās valley in the first movie, when you discover brachiosaurus and parasaurolophus (?) and itās just beautiful, itās large, itās wild, thereās air and nature, Alan Grant is crying by seeing that. Itās an incredible moment.Ā At movie theater, while watching this, I was literally mashing my friendās hand for all that I was expecting.Ā And you wasted it on merchandizing and stupid childrens that wants more teeth.
At no time you see such a great vew. There was ideas (the river, the hamster balls, why not ?) and nothing has been done, and everything has been fucked up.
Jurassic World, even omitting all the scientific inaccuracies and the poor scenario, was heartbreaking by its littleness. It was the opposite of wonder and dream. It was grey. Remains only the spectacular awesomeness, but dinosaurs would have gave it anyway.