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Some might say "go to the dogs" (in German "Auf den Hund gekommen"), but in my case I could alter this saying to "go to the Neovenator" (in German: "Auf den Neovenator gekommen"), because this theropod is currently quite inspirational for me, who prefers to focus on art for the moment instead of becoming a victim of negative thoughts due to stuff, that relates to my personal life.

Aww, the sky is azure blue and the sun is shining so lovely, why not take your dinosaurs out for a walk? At least my Neovenator loved to explore this place around the pond, which is still lying there in a rather dormant state, because we are just in the spring months. Something seems to peak her interest, because her eyes are glued to a distinct patch on the shore.

Well, the picture itself isn't a typical photo manipulation, because I didn't work in Gimp to produce this image, but Blender, where I recreated few parts of the scene in a simplified way. All the magic happens through textures, like those, that cast the shadows of the tree branches on the Neovenator model. Gimp was just used to polish some minor things like giving the outline of the shadows a more "fuzzy" look as if it was cast on grass and not on a even surface and finally adding my signature.

Who likes, can have a look at the scene within Blender:
sta.sh/01bpr6qwky1v

Thanks for having a look at my newest creation

Description
Some might say "go to the dogs" (in German "Auf den Hund gekommen"), but in my case I could alter this saying to "go to the Neovenator" (in German: "Auf den Neovenator gekommen"), because this theropod is currently quite inspirational for me, who prefers to focus on art for the moment instead of becoming a victim of negative thoughts due to stuff, that relates to my personal life.

Aww, the sky is azure blue and the sun is shining so lovely, why not take your dinosaurs out for a walk? At least my Neovenator loved to explore this place around the pond, which is still lying there in a rather dormant state, because we are just in the spring months. Something seems to peak her interest, because her eyes are glued to a distinct patch on the shore.

Well, the picture itself isn't a typical photo manipulation, because I didn't work in Gimp to produce this image, but Blender, where I recreated few parts of the scene in a simplified way. All the magic happens through textures, like those, that cast the shadows of the tree branches on the Neovenator model. Gimp was just used to polish some minor things like giving the outline of the shadows a more "fuzzy" look as if it was cast on grass and not on a even surface and finally adding my signature.

Who likes, can have a look at the scene within Blender:
sta.sh/01bpr6qwky1v

Thanks for having a look at my newest creation