Thunder lizard by FurNose

DAZ|Studio • Animals • posted on Apr 21, 2019

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Description

Yet another excellent model of Herschel Hoffmeyer: The Carnotaurus Sastrei. In the Walt Disneys "Dinosaur" Movie they are the bad guys and one of the other dinosaurs described them with:"the mouth full of teeth and always in a bad mood" Actually it doesn't always have to be a T-Rex to produce night mares. I think those wouldn't be cuddly either, would they? Again some Stuff digged out of my runtime. Credits: Carnotaurus Sastrei by Herschel Hoffmeyer @ Daz3D Mossy Hollow Creek by HowieFarkes (IMHO: the absolute master of 3D Landscapes) @ Daz3D Thanks for the peek! Any comments welcome.

Comments (15)

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A_Sunbeam

10:27AM | Sun, 21 April 2019

Splendid

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eekdog

5:54PM | Sun, 21 April 2019

Darn good realism work.

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RodS

8:42PM | Sun, 21 April 2019

Fantastic work on this prehistoric scene!

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rhol_figament

10:23PM | Sun, 21 April 2019

Excellent forest setting for this fellow to go stomping through, the light, plants and water all look super fine...

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goodoleboy

12:56PM | Mon, 22 April 2019

Damn good rendering! Like a photograph it is! 18thCenturySuper!.jpg

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Kordouane

4:46AM | Wed, 24 April 2019

Beautiful work

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longprong

2:48AM | Mon, 29 April 2019

beautiful image of an impressive creature

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Faemike55

7:52PM | Tue, 07 May 2019

Brought to mind the second book of Jurassic Park - creepy

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rto3d

12:30PM | Tue, 21 May 2019

great contrast with the beast and the lovely flowers at the bottom left corner

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pixeluna

3:38PM | Tue, 21 May 2019

I totally agree with rto3d, those purple flowers are the details that frame the image. I'm not a photographer but the angle is perfect for the render, it shows how big the T-Rex is. A very fine-tastic work!

FurNose

3:56PM | Tue, 21 May 2019

Haha. Jenny how sweet of you! Thanks a lot! How ever, if you look up my Image description you find out, that it doesn't show a T-Rex, but a Carnotaurus Sastrei. you can distinguish it from the T-Rex by the Taurus like horns on the side of his scull. Furthermore the Carnotaurus wasn't quite as big as the T-rex (as much as I know).