I get a lot of requests for more dinosaur pictures so here are some more for you:) I'll get some more when I can. Here we go:
Velociraptors "Scarlet & Ibis"...I call them that as I designed their color scheme after this gorgeous scarlet bird. I thought they turned out beautiful.
The 2 goofball Guanlongs. I didn't really have much to do with these guys, but here you go:
I didn't have much to do with this episode either (except design the colors for the babies, the sharks and model the ammonites):
More Eoraptors as I love their colors. I texture painted and designed their colors. I had help painting the baby as time was getting short:
Probelesodon I texture painted and designed the color scheme for:
Rahonavis I painted the body and feathers. He has a great personality:
Rapetosaurus I designed the color scheme for:
I'll add more soon:) Thanks!
Thursday, November 3, 2011
Sunday, October 9, 2011
More high res pictures of Dinosaurs:)
Some more pics for you guys.
Jack the villian Rex:
Baby Majungas. I was really happy with how this story turned out. One of my favorites:)
Jack the villian Rex:
Baby Majungas. I was really happy with how this story turned out. One of my favorites:)
The Miragaia I modeled:
No explanation needed;)
More Cedarosaurus:
Anyway, enjoy:)
Thursday, September 29, 2011
Texture Paint + Modeling Reel
Here's a quick video of only some of my dinosaurs I've painted and modeled. The quality isn't the best and I've got a bunch more, but I need to wait before I can show them. This was pulled from a recording so its got the DC bug on it until I can get access to a good video copy. Enjoy:)
Saturday, September 17, 2011
Some high resoultion images of my dinos from Dinosaur Revolution
I got some stuff from work so I can show some better images of my texture painting I did for this show:) I also modeled some of the dinosaurs and even got to do some work on background plates, which was fun!
I LOVE painting pattern and color so I always wanted to paint the dinosaurs that had the most of either! It's a lot of fun to try and make the animals look as natural and interesting as possible. Hopefully it worked!
Anyway, Draconyx which I painted after an Appaloosa horse:
The Majungasaurus babies I painted after African Wild Dogs (design for these guys is Ricardo Delgado's;)
Shroomosaurus (Shunosaurus:) I made up the pattern for them and also modeled them and the Sinraptors I think I painted after Loons:
Unamed orange thing;) I think they were calling it a juvenile Pachy. The model was originally a Prenocephale. It was around Halloween so I painted him like a pumpkin:) I also modeled the base mesh for this guy:
Eoraptors. Male was somewhat painted after a pheasant.
The T Rex I painted was the "villian" Rex nicknamed Jack (this death mask design is credit to Ricardo):
Cedarosaurus I painted after Kudu antelope:
I have more stuff I'll get up later and when I can piece some of the footage together I will put it up here. Thanks everyone:)
I LOVE painting pattern and color so I always wanted to paint the dinosaurs that had the most of either! It's a lot of fun to try and make the animals look as natural and interesting as possible. Hopefully it worked!
Anyway, Draconyx which I painted after an Appaloosa horse:
The Majungasaurus babies I painted after African Wild Dogs (design for these guys is Ricardo Delgado's;)
Shroomosaurus (Shunosaurus:) I made up the pattern for them and also modeled them and the Sinraptors I think I painted after Loons:
Unamed orange thing;) I think they were calling it a juvenile Pachy. The model was originally a Prenocephale. It was around Halloween so I painted him like a pumpkin:) I also modeled the base mesh for this guy:
Eoraptors. Male was somewhat painted after a pheasant.
The T Rex I painted was the "villian" Rex nicknamed Jack (this death mask design is credit to Ricardo):
I have more stuff I'll get up later and when I can piece some of the footage together I will put it up here. Thanks everyone:)
Monday, September 12, 2011
More of my work from Dinosaur Revolution




Besides painting colors and textures on the animals (fav part! HA!) I also got to model some animals. A lot of animals were unfortunately cut, so I have a small sampling of some shots Discovery Channel has released to the public.
Miragaia was definately the hardest to model, but I think they are one of my favorites:) Also got to model the "Shroomosaurus", lol. Or "Shunosaurus" if you prefer. His tail club is way to big, but it was done for the "story". Anyway, got to paint all the Shunos as well, the "mother" being my favorite in terms of color pattern:)
Got to paint the baby Majungas after African Wild Dogs (design credit to Ricardo Delgado on those;) you can't see them to well in this picture:/
Got to paint the Dinheirosaurus too. One of my early efforts though. Think it was like the second animals I did.
Draconyx is by far one of my favorites. I got to paint them like Appaloosa horses. No pics of them have been released by the network and I don't know if I can show them or not so I'll have to wait on those until I can get them for my portfolio.
Anyway, there's more, but I'll just wait until I can get proper stuff from work:)
Oh and for some reason they did a big time channel switch in the USA. So the last part of this show airs tomorrow on the Science Channel. I have no idea why this happened though;) But its got good 'ol Jack the Rex and the others in it so I can't wait to see it! :)
Best to you all!
Angie
Monday, August 22, 2011
Some of my texture painting for Dinosaur Revolution
Now that these pictures have been posted online I can share them with you guys :)
A couple of the animals I painted for the show. I love color, pattern and design and was allowed to do my thing so this is the result of the Eoraptors (had some help with the baby from a co-worker who is amazing because we were trying to paint stuff in like 3-5 days, but adults are my guys;)
I also painted the "villian" T-Rex who we nicknamed "Jack" :)
If anymore get released I'll show you, I just can't show anything unless its officially released:(
Thanks guys!
Wednesday, August 17, 2011
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