Jurassic park novel

This is a scene that was absent in the film, so I decided to bring it to life with my illustration. It's really tensed because the Dilophosaurus could k... Jurassic Park novel illustration #2

Digital black & white artwork commissioned for a Jurassic Park prequel fan novel, ''Jurassic Park : Dead Islands'' by Fabien Delage. Photoshop Brushes by Brusheezy!

Old stuff I did for fun, after the book and the abandoned storyboards of the movie. It's always a great challenge but pleasure to draw and play with this famous universe.Jurassic Park by Michael Crichton.

Jurassic Park 3 Concept Art

Albertosaurus name means reptile from Alberta Length: 9 m Height: 2-3 m Weight: 2,8 tonnes Diet: Carnivore Age: Late Cretaceous, 71-68 mya Pl... Jurassic Park: Albertosaurus

In this 3D model represent the famous "velociraptor" ver. 3.0 of the novel Jurassic Park by Michael Crichton's, due to its characteristics it could be said that this is technically Achillobator giganticus, both because of its size, and because of where the amber supposedly came from where the parasite's blood was extracted. It is the only known species of the extinct genus Achillobator of dromaeosaurid theropod dinosaur, which lived in the late Cretaceous period, between approximately 93 to…

Jurassic Park by Michael Crichton, Published by Alfred A. Knopf Publishing Inc. New York (1990) Jurassic Park was a science/horror, techno thriller fiction novel written by Michael Crichton. It was first published in November 1990 by the Alfred A. Knopf Publishing Inc. as a hardback, and later published as a paperback in December 1991 by Ballantine Books. Crichton had been working on the concept for the novel since 1983, coming up with many drafts and eventually settling on a theme-park…

A commission for a YouTube channel doing a video regarding the deleted scene of which Ray Arnold heads into the shed to reactivate the power, but doesn't come return. This was done using Procreate, including a timelapse of the artwork with some bits of commentary about the work flow.

Shortly after the publication of Jurassic Park in 1990, author Michael Crichton started to receive endless letters from readers, asking him if a sequel was in the cards.

Description Since I was 10, I am a huge fan of Jurassic Park. Sadly, I discover recetly that the many adaptations of the movies or the book in the comic book's world are quite awful. When I was reading for the third time the book, I had this artwork in my mind. So i took a pen... And there we are ! This is a scene from the chapter "The Park" in the 4th part of the novel. And don't forget: GIMME LAMMAS ! *3*