Rhamphorhyncus Gemmingi by Dinoraul
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Description
Jurassic pterosaur,about 2 m wingspan.
Comments (15)
UweMattern
Excellent view of the past! I love dinos... ~Uwe
lanaloe77
Great art work. I love the way his eye is looking at me as if he is contemplating eating me.
bruno021
Love the plants in the foreground!
dlk30341
XLT work! I to, like the eye. Seems like he just caught wind I was looking. Well done :)
Arsenic
Excellent and original. Did you made the dinosaur by yourself ?
DigReal
Cool stuff... very cool! After looking thru your gallery, I assume you make all your own dinos (haven't seen em anywhere else). I really like those trees, too. P.S. Will you be doing any more stuff for 3d glasses?
lingrif
Wonderful landscape and beasties! Love the atmosphere/color
Collateral_Damage
Impressive atmosphere and pov. Very well done. Vote.
BGHart
Excellent work. I love the great depth in this one. Bravo!
kiddd7
Awsome work!! Love the pterosaur closest to the camera and the way its lookin behind him!! plantation, atmosphere....well.....perfect!!!:D
REG
Another super image. Have to ask again. Are these your models as was the other. They are very nicely done. The whole scene is very good. Like the vegitation, looks very Jurrasic. Nice colors too! "E" V
blacq_nyght_vampyre
Interesting creature!! Love the colors and plants here. Very awesome scene.
Elminster_ZK
a perfect model, tail and all. Superb. Not familiar with the species, tho. Meh, amazing image. vote
T.Rex
"Here comes the Jurassic Air Force! Better watch out!" Fantastically well done. The haze suggests moist air. The short roots of trees during this era suggest a moist climate (no need for extensive root systems to get water). By the way, the Greek historian Herodotus makes an allusion to animals like these- that "one must be watchful for they come stealthily from behind and cause one a great mischief". Carbon 14 dating on some dino bones have even suggested some surviving until some 27 THOUSAND (NOT millions!) years ago! Hm.... And I'm still around- that should be proof enough ;-)! T.Rex
maraich
Oooh, I missed seeing this one. Your modeling, texturing and rendering skills are all top notch.