Nasutoceratops prehistoric kingdom

This work is legacy and not reflective of the current game. Oviraptor philoceratops for Prehistoric Kingdom. Model by Maurizio Morosan Sculpt and Textures by Cindy Raggo

In Prehistoric Kingdom, there are two species of Edmontosaurus, acoming from different locations and times. E. regalis, while not the largest, is the most unique, owing to the small fleshy comb that protrude from the heads of males, while E. annectens, which lived in Hell Creek alongside other famous taxa such as Triceratops and Tyrannosaurus, grew to much larger sizes, bears a longer snout, and possesses square shaped "back tabs", unlike the rounded tabs seen on E. regalis. Edmontosaurus…

Meet Paraceratherium! Possibly the largest mammal ever to walk the Earth, Paraceratherium is a cousin of modern rhinos and tapirs, showing both of these groups’ most distinctive features. 🦕 Wishlist Prehistoric Kingdom: https://t.co/S5v7CXmycp #indiegame #gamedev #mammals

Nasutoceratops titusi is a medium-sized herbivorous dinosaur that lived in North America during the Late Cretaceous. Notable for its bull-shaped horns, this ceratopsian has quickly risen in popularity due to its distinctive appearance. A medium-sized ceratopsian, the most distinctive trait of Nasutoceratops is easily its skull. Jutting forward in a manner unlike any of its relatives, Nasutoceratops horns are more visually similar to the horns of a large bull than the horns of Triceratops...

Nasutoceratops render test by Gorgonzola

In Prehistoric Kingdom, there are two species of Edmontosaurus, acoming from different locations and times. E. regalis, while not the largest, is the most unique, owing to the small fleshy comb that protrude from the heads of males, while E. annectens, which lived in Hell Creek alongside other famous taxa such as Triceratops and Tyrannosaurus, grew to much larger sizes, bears a longer snout, and possesses square shaped "back tabs", unlike the rounded tabs seen on E. regalis. Edmontosaurus…

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Elasmotherium is a large elasmotheriine rhinoceros which grazed the Eurasian Mammoth Steppe from the Late Miocene to about 39.000 years ago. There are five recognized species of Elasmotherium, with the type species E. sibiricum representing the genus in-game. It is the base genus for Sinotherium. It was added to Prehistoric Kingdom in Update 10. Elasmotherium is a large brown-furred herbivorous hoofed mammal with a bulbous blocky head. They resemble their modern rhinoceros relatives in…

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Newest watercolor is of Acrocanthosaurus. This was a huge(38 feet long) predatory dinosaur that lived in the US during the early… | Instagram

A Blender recreation of the Tyrannosaurus Rex seen in the BBC documentary Prehistoric Park starring Nigel Marven, this design brings back some pretty fond memories and recreating it was quite a trip back in time.

Some of the character designs I have done for the BBC/Apple TV+ PREHISTORIC PLANET documentary as seen in the COAST, FRESHWATER and ICE WORLDS episodes.

This picture shows what happens when the hunter becomes the hunted, as a giant pliosaur called Brachauchenius lucasi attacks an early mosasaur. Although pliosaurs became extinct during Turonian time, they were still present in the Western Interior Sea when the first mosasaurs arrived. While mosasaurs eventually became the top predators, their young were often preyed upon by sharks, large fish, and even other species of mosasaurs. Life could be short for the unwary.

Imperobator. Another of the many concept designs I did for Prehistoric Planet 2

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