HOME | DD

Description

New work. Decided to combine the usual style and the style of the last drawing, and the result was this. My design of a giant dromeosaurid from Jurassic Park. I wanted to portray "Velociraptor" with a cleaner genome and therefore with anatomy closer to the original. Although the greater part of the feathering is still there, I outlined quill-like structures, that repeating arrangement of flight feathers and tail fans of the real prototype. In addition, I did not like that the "raptors" in the film, despite the fact that they are called as scaly, covered with a rather bare skin (except face and legs). For me this aspect is not very similar to the typical reptilian skin. Therefore, this point is also taken into account, as can be seen by the nature of the skin folds and large labial scales. In result turned out a reptilian creature with bird-like anatomy.

Maybe someone will remember this similar work I've done in the past year: www.deviantart.com/xiphactinus… It's not surprising that some of the details, including the pattern of "feathers" are pulled from it.

EDIT: Added the pattern.

Black ballpoint and ink pens, 2018.

Description

New work. Decided to combine the usual style and the style of the last drawing, and the result was this. My design of a giant dromeosaurid from Jurassic Park. I wanted to portray "Velociraptor" with a cleaner genome and therefore with anatomy closer to the original. Although the greater part of the feathering is still there, I outlined quill-like structures, that repeating arrangement of flight feathers and tail fans of the real prototype. In addition, I did not like that the "raptors" in the film, despite the fact that they are called as scaly, covered with a rather bare skin (except face and legs). For me this aspect is not very similar to the typical reptilian skin. Therefore, this point is also taken into account, as can be seen by the nature of the skin folds and large labial scales. In result turned out a reptilian creature with bird-like anatomy.

Maybe someone will remember this similar work I've done in the past year: www.deviantart.com/xiphactinus… It's not surprising that some of the details, including the pattern of "feathers" are pulled from it.

EDIT: Added the pattern.

Black ballpoint and ink pens, 2018.