The lost world

I really wanted to go back on these islands... Here is the first of a small series of fan-art I want to make about Jurassic Park and The Lost World. I was also pleased to use again the wonderful photo ref peck from Photobash.org, thank you again guys!!!

"Clever girl." —Robert Muldoon(src) The Velociraptor is 3 to 5 meter long, 1.7 meter tall dromaeosaurid theropod carnivore that appears in all Jurassic Park films and film-based media. The Raptors are the main antagonists of the first film and the secondary antagonists of the second and third films. In the fourth film, they become anti-heroes as they assist their trainer, Owen Grady, in defeating the vicious Indominus rex. In the fifth film, the Raptor Blue becomes a supporting character as…

Description Another image of the graphic novel I'm doing based on the book series and film Jurassic Park, the stranger it carnotaurus escapes from his enclosure and invades the village of Workers in Isla Sorna. The Carnotaurus is one of the most dangerous animals created by INGENICO he has the ability to camouflage into the environment and to be invisible like a chameleon he can also cath sigh in two planes. The graphic novel Jurassic Park: Hurricane Clarissa is done by fans of the movie and…

Tyrannosaurus, dear Watson

Jurassic Park: San Diego was an upcoming amphitheater zoo. Developed by John Hammond and taken over by Peter Ludlow, Jurassic Park: San Diego was John Hammond's original plan for a "Jurassic Park". The amphitheater's construction would be abandoned for a grander vision of the park on Isla Nublar. Similar to the latter, Jurassic Park: Europe was planned to be built on an island in the Azores. Peter Ludlow's original plan was to capture animals off of Isla Sorna (Site B) and populate them in…

[instructions/partlist/LDD files NOT available] Originally started as My Own Creation based on the vehicles featured in the film "The Lost World: Jurassic Park". Then, it was reworked as a LEGO Ideas project, until the Jurassic license was no longer accepted on the site. It was finally finished as an entry in the "iconically Jurassic Park" contest, in the now closed Rebrick website, back in May 2018.

[instructions/partlist/LDD files NOT available] Originally started as My Own Creation based on the vehicles featured in the film "The Lost World: Jurassic Park". Then, it was reworked as a LEGO Ideas project, until the Jurassic license was no longer accepted on the site. It was finally finished as an entry in the "iconically Jurassic Park" contest, in the now closed Rebrick website, back in May 2018.

The Lost World: Jurassic Park » Male T-Rex and Female T-Rex - Sculptures by Stan Winston Studio.