Charles R. Knight's mural was the picture in my first dinosaur book, never occurred to me that it was of different epochs and I wonder if he was left handed as the thing goes right to left, a common trait for creative lefties. Always liked the brontosaurus even though it's fallen out of favour since.
Another example of classic paleoart that we could cite is Disney's fantasy in Igor Stravinsky's Rite of Spring segment, it is literally a time capsule on the idea of the history of life on earth from the perspective of the In the 40s, we can see everything in it, from clumsy slow dinosaurs to pterosaurs that need to jump off a cliff in order to fly, as well as having one of the most terrifying T-rex in movie history (according to several, it seemed great to me )
Its really quite fascinating to see how folks from back in the day imagined dinosaurs. It makes sense why they often referred to them as dragons up until 1841 when the word dinosaur was coined. Honestly I still like to think of them as dragons I mean for the majority of human history that is what they were viewed as but you know how scientists have to come along to classify and update everything. There still dragons to me tho with or w/o the fire breath 🔥 ❤️ 🐉 🦖 🦕
I just found your channel and it is REALLY lovely. You are a welcome addition to the paleo community! Looking forward to catching up on all your videos.
Has anyone heard of a dinosaur artist called rod macure. He done brilliant artwork in the sixties or seventies l would be very grateful if someone could tell me about him.
"This is the first paleo-art. No, wait, THIS is the first paleo-art. Fooled you, THIS is the first paleo-art. Haha, you sucker, THIS is the first paleo-art." That's kinda how it felt.
think about this... what if these "paleo art" are actually real beasts of mythical proportions just twisted, remember our history has been drastically altered! Unicorns, dragons, griffins, beasts are real
oldest paleo-art was probably the coolest..... 1993 everyone saw the current at the time representations of animals roughly realitically. Dilo and raptor were off. dilo wasnt 25 feet long it was tiny. raptor was more like a utah raptor not a velociraptor .. the size of an angry turkey with teeth and massive talons... rex was pretty accurate but still ud think they made it too big.... it was actually too small and we know that now. when this latest dino documentary (super accurate!) came along it painted dinos as accurate as possible as well.. and ended up the highlight was two t-rexes humping ...... older paleo art was better.
Check out my video on Paleo-Colour🤯:
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Brother, you had me at “…really, fucking cool!”
😂 glad to hear that!
Very interesting PF ❤️ So good, I watched it twice ☺️
@@PaleofactusNot very kid-friendly, unfortunately.
Charles R. Knight's mural was the picture in my first dinosaur book, never occurred to me that it was of different epochs and I wonder if he was left handed as the thing goes right to left, a common trait for creative lefties. Always liked the brontosaurus even though it's fallen out of favour since.
Good point! I never even considered that about leftie artists.
my dreamjob.. just never found a doorway to it.
U should practice from home like use a sketch book or even just paper
U can get better
Me too!
Mine too I have it goal to become the best on the feild and present the most life like prehistoric life depictions the world has ever seen.
@@user-ze3lk1ov5bI wish you best on your way, and hope you will succeed, remember me once you’re famous?
This is quickly becoming one of my favourite channels. Amazing vid as always!
I'm really glad to hear that. Thanks for the support buddy!
I learnt a great deal from watching this video, keep up the great work. Great technique.
A really good video, paleoart its a really cool thing.
Thanks! It really is!
As a young paleoartist this has helped me a lot for understanding what it is and how it’s evolved!
Another example of classic paleoart that we could cite is Disney's fantasy in Igor Stravinsky's Rite of Spring segment, it is literally a time capsule on the idea of the history of life on earth from the perspective of the In the 40s, we can see everything in it, from clumsy slow dinosaurs to pterosaurs that need to jump off a cliff in order to fly, as well as having one of the most terrifying T-rex in movie history (according to several, it seemed great to me )
Thanks, that's a great example that I had not even heard of.
Just discovered this channel and it's now one of my favorite paleo channels on youtube. Your videos are fantastic
Thank you so much. I have so much planned for this channel and we are just starting out. So welcome to the channel my friend!
Its really quite fascinating to see how folks from back in the day imagined dinosaurs. It makes sense why they often referred to them as dragons up until 1841 when the word dinosaur was coined.
Honestly I still like to think of them as dragons I mean for the majority of human history that is what they were viewed as but you know how scientists have to come along to classify and update everything. There still dragons to me tho with or w/o the fire breath 🔥 ❤️ 🐉 🦖 🦕
Great video man
Thank you!
all yesterdays make me fall in love with dinosaurs again because it show me that dinosaurs are animals(also the deinocheirus is my new fav dinosaur)
It's a great book! Deinocheirus is indeed a great dinosaur, I plan on making a video on it soonish, so stay tuned!
I just found your channel and it is REALLY lovely. You are a welcome addition to the paleo community! Looking forward to catching up on all your videos.
Thanks so much, glad you enjoy the content! :)
Amazing!
Omg I love dinosaurs you and you are the perfect Chanel
Thank you so much!!
Great vid, loved the editing!
Thank you!
Cool thumbnail.
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Did You say the painting Ancient Dorset was made in 1930?
If I did then I probably meant 1830
No mention of Dinoraul 😢
:( maybe another time
So that's what "shrink wrapping" means!
Has anyone heard of a dinosaur artist called rod macure. He done brilliant artwork in the sixties or seventies l would be very grateful if someone could tell me about him.
Check out James Gurney. One of the greatest paleo artists alive
"This is the first paleo-art. No, wait, THIS is the first paleo-art. Fooled you, THIS is the first paleo-art. Haha, you sucker, THIS is the first paleo-art." That's kinda how it felt.
think about this... what if these "paleo art" are actually real beasts of mythical proportions just twisted, remember our history has been drastically altered! Unicorns, dragons, griffins, beasts are real
Beasts ARE real. You are one and so am I ;)
oldest paleo-art was probably the coolest..... 1993 everyone saw the current at the time representations of animals roughly realitically. Dilo and raptor were off. dilo wasnt 25 feet long it was tiny. raptor was more like a utah raptor not a velociraptor .. the size of an angry turkey with teeth and massive talons... rex was pretty accurate but still ud think they made it too big.... it was actually too small and we know that now. when this latest dino documentary (super accurate!) came along it painted dinos as accurate as possible as well.. and ended up the highlight was two t-rexes humping ......
older paleo art was better.
Haha, very well put. There is a lot to appreciate about old paleoart.
@@Paleofactus just got home a little bit ago........ sorry for 'drunk commenting' on your youtube lol. still gonna stay subscribed.