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Nanotyrannaversary! here's my rendition of a Nanotyrannus from last year, a lot of things i would redo about this piece but overall im still incredibly happy with it
another big congratulations to Zanno and Napoli for their groundbreaking research
ALT a Nanotyrannus lancensis stands infront of a black background, a warm yellow light illuminates the animal from the top right of the scene, though the source of the light is out of frame. Nanotyrannus is a species of dinosaur once thought to be a juvenile Tyrannosaurus rex, however, it recently was concretely proven to be distinct from Tyrannosaurus, as well as being quite far removed from it on the tyrannosaur tree being a member that diverged much earlier
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More musculature, in this case again Tyrannosaurus rex, however, a different specimen. Say hello to Trix (RGM 792,000) applying once again the method of symmetrizing one of the two sides of the skull so that the distortions due to the state of preservation are not visible+
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Happy Halloween everyone!
Good time to repost this concept for the Hurricane Utah Science Centre short, hopefully coming soon!
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Just in case you still had hesitancy about PaleoRex's use of AI. Just fyi, he is lying and getting his material into the hands of museums. I have already seen one museum unwittingly use his material as wall art in an exhibit. WHAT THE FUCK ARE WE SUPPOSED TO DO?!
#PaleoAgainstAI
In June, Giant Screen Films posted what's almost certainly a PALEOREX product on Vimeo (the tyrannosaur here is identical to the one featured on the cover of his book).
Those who brought us 'T. rex' and 'Dinosaurs of Antarctica' is now giving in to an AI conjurer.
ALT Paleorex's AIGC imagery.
ALT Giant Screen Films's vimeo page. The video titled 'Forest_Shot_4K_1' is the paleorex product.
ALT The video titled 'Forest_Shot_4K_1'.
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Some extinct animals with kinked upper jaw (wanted to say subnarial gap but I don't think that's accurate for some of 'em).
