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Published: 2014-05-22 21:42:46 +0000 UTC; Views: 11703; Favourites: 594; Downloads: 0
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Sneak peak of an idea Im working on.Copyright Joshua Dunlop. Please do not use image without permission
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An amazing climate with astonishing storytelling. Great job on the details and composition - one has to look for a while to trully understand what's going on. Illustration is quite simple itself, but also detailed at the same time when you take a closer look. Definately one of the better pieces on dA
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Thank you, I'm so glad you like it π
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This picture is amazing! I especially love the fact that the towering Carnotaurus is here almost nothing more than a menacing shadow. Dinosaurs, certainly worse than zombies.
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Thanks man. Yer, my dream is to make a post apocalyptic dinosaur game
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Have you read βFootprints of Thunderβ?
www.goodreads.com/book/show/63β¦
Read it and see if you can get permission to use its outline as a background premise for the game.
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I haven't read it but I do know the premise 
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The creepy thing is that the disconnect between the ages of stars and the estimated age of the universe as a whole could be explained by such a phenomenon. Stars would be constantly swapping their own mass back and forth through time, making their true age and lifespans impossible to gage correctly.
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This looks like an amazing concept. How large is the Carno in the picture? It would still be dangerous at its actual length of aroundΒ 8 to 9Β m (26 to 30Β ft)
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Think it would be slightly larger than its actual size for dramatic effect but still small compared to some of the big therapods
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Almost reminds me of The Lost World (Crichton novel) where Carnotaurus appeared, whereas it was never seen in any films.
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I loved that bit, shame it was never added to the films :/
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one of my top 3 favorite dinos :>
(other 2 being triceratops and parasaurolophus)Β
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There my fav too
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this is really awesome, i can feel the tension. And i love how the dinosuar blends in the background
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Thank you very much
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How did Dinosaurs come back in your story?
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Through reverse evolution. Scientists fully map birds and other animals genomes and identify ancestral markers, therefore being able to build a dinosaur and any other prehistoric creature they want.
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They cause the apocalypse or was it something like Nuclear War?
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They started to bring back prehistoric viruses and bacteria for medical research. One however was a virus that effects mammals, it got loose and killed off 70% of the worlds mammal population, including humans. the world went into disrepair and the animals unaffected by the virus broke loose and reclaimed the earth.
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I have an project in the works, a bit like this one
Take a look-JURASSIC AFTERMATH (Return of The Dinosaurs)
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Okay, and Dinosaur cloning was apart of this? Your Dino Apocalypse drawings remind me both of Primal Rage and Xenozoic Tales
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Love Xenozoic tales, I used to also read Cadillacs and Dinosaurs. Once they realised they could clone dinosaurs and other prehistoric creatures they realised they could do the same with bacteria, fungus and viruses etc in search of new medicine and bio weapons.
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Just hope the fungus didn't end up like the cordyceps from The Last Of Us
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No not as dramatic as that, just killed off a huge amount of people like the spanish flu
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Imagine stealth sequence alongside this song:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lxbfshβ¦
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Wow. This is incredible! I'm actually writing a prehistoric-apocalypse story right now and I have a scene with a Carnotaurus! Nothing like this yet though. Keep up the good work!
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Thanks man, and good luck with the story
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You're welcome !
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I love how the picture leaves you to think what would you do in that situation, just great!
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