MikesMedia

Game Designer | 3D Artist
Dinosaurs, Robots, and Monsters.

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@ANSP_9995 This model was made using Blender.

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Here's a new Ceratosaurus I've been working on.

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Stylized feathered raptor sculpt I made for a 3D print commission

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Jurassic Park's 30th anniversary is right around the corner. For the occasion, here's another T. rex I've been working on, with colouration inspired by the original Kenner toy from 1993.

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Not a secret (or a mod) unfortunately, but I did make the T. rex model for this edit:

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Did anyone else find a T. rex in Tears of the Kingdom??

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Did anyone else find a T. rex in Tears of the Kingdom??

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Short animation for the new T. rex I've been working on.

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Turnaround diorama of the Jurassic Park 3 Ceratosaurus hunting a Gallimimus

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Stylized Ceratosaurus model, based on its appearance in Jurassic Park 3.
One thing I love about JP3 is the bold colours and patterns incorporated into the creature designs, something I'd like to see more of in future films.

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@Lord_Kristine Agreed. I also like to describe it as contemporary or modern interpretations rather than "accurate". Our understanding is always changing and improving, and the usage of accuracy as an absolute term can be misleading for a lot of people.

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@zilla1997 You mention 4, but those examples given are already derivative of the V. rex design.

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@AdvCollectibles @CrichtonBooks @JurassicOutpost @JurassicCollect @jurassicpedia @Tom_Jurassic @JurassicParkPod That's a T. rex from paleoartist Mark Hallett.
He also did some consultation and concept work for the first Jurassic Park movie, which is really cool.

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@Mr_Troodon @omegafreelancer Not a mess up, It being small was a defining characteristic they deliberately adhere to.

and in the TellTale case where lore implies juveniles, they never show a big one in-game because that's not the intended appearance for the creature.
Think of it like a brand image.

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@Mr_Troodon @omegafreelancer Crash Mcreery was asked about the topic in an interview with adobe recently, he said the impression they had back then was that it was an adult despite the size.

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New model done for the T. rex from Jurassic Park.

Going to be redoing some other species from the films, as well as some new ones soon.

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Velociraptors in a desert.

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Stylized Velociraptor alongside its hollywood counterpart.

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Stylized Velociraptor model, I've been itching to do more feathered dinosaurs lately.

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@Riamus01 Not entirely the original model. They sent him a base to work with and Manuel had to sculpt in new detail and retexture them himself (and he did an amazing job doing so).

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And a creepy hallway featuring the two, with a front facing profile.

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Feathered version of the raptor I made back at the start of October.
I wanted a design that could translate between a feathered and featherless variant. More in the replies...

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Here's both versions of the raptor. I tried to keep the colours and overall features similar.