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Dinosaur Art: The World's Greatest Paleoart Hardcover – September 4, 2012
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In Dinosaur Art, ten of the top contemporary paleoartists reveal a selection of their work and exclusively discuss their working methods and distinct styles.
Filled with breathtaking artwork - some never before seen - and cutting edge paleontology, this is a treasure trove for dinosaur enthusiasts, art lovers and budding illustrators.
- Print length188 pages
- LanguageEnglish
- PublisherTitan Books
- Publication dateSeptember 4, 2012
- Dimensions12.37 x 0.87 x 11.04 inches
- ISBN-100857685848
- ISBN-13978-0857685841
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'Alas, there were no photographers around to record the gruesome events. Fortunately for us, there are some highly skilled paleoartists who can provide a realistic look at dinosaur predation ...' – Huffington Post
'Dinosaur Art and the artists whose work is displayed within its pages are a feast for the mind, the senses, and the imagination. It strives to illustrate not only the dinosaurs, but the art and science that bring them alive for us all.' – Red Orbit
'Magnificent, awe-inspiring, mind-blowing… words truly can’t describe the level of artistic mastery showcased in this collection. Bottom line: If you’re a dinosaur aficionado, regardless of age, you need to experience Dinosaur Art. This is a book to be savored, shared, and cherished.' – B&N Book Blog
'In his new "Dinosaur Art" book, paleo-artist and comics editor Steve White reveals the beauty, brawn and mystique of these giant beasts that walked the Earth millions of years ago.' – Live Science (www.livescience.com)
'Titan Books, publishers of this coffee-table book that is sure to be a phenomenon amongst paleontology enthusiasts, outdid themselves splendidly and an extra round of applause should definitely go their way!' – Killer Aphrodite
"Perfect for anyone who wants to learn more about Earth's history, or just wants to escape to a world of giant monsters who happened to be real." – io9
About the Author
Mauricio Anton has created artwork for museum exhibits worldwide.
John Conway has worked on projects for the Discovery Channel and the American
Museum of Natural History.
Julius Csotonyi has produced work for 25 publishers and museum exhibits, including National Geographic.
Douglas Henderson was credited as a 'Dinosaur Specialist' on Jurassic Park, and his artwork can actually be seen hanging in John Hammond's room in Jurassic Park 2: The Lost World!
Todd Marshall is best known for his collaborations with renowned paleontologist,
Paul Serono.
Raúl Martin's stunning oil and digital paintings have also appeared as murals in museums across the planet.
Robert Nicholls' illustrations, murals and 3D models are exhibited all around the world.
Gregory S. Paul has renamed several dinosaurs, and has been active in such fields as dinosaur physiology and thermodynamics. He was heavily involved in advising the filmmakers of Jurassic Park and several TV series.
Luis Rey illustrated Dinosaurs: The Most Complete, Up-to-Date Encyclopedia for Dinosaur Lovers of All Ages.
John Sibbick has been an independent illustrator for 30 years.
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- Publisher : Titan Books; First Edition (September 4, 2012)
- Language : English
- Hardcover : 188 pages
- ISBN-10 : 0857685848
- ISBN-13 : 978-0857685841
- Item Weight : 3.35 pounds
- Dimensions : 12.37 x 0.87 x 11.04 inches
- Best Sellers Rank: #364,915 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
- #81 in Biology of Dinosaurs
- #238 in Mixed Media (Books)
- #486 in Plant & Animal Art (Books)
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DATWGP deals with ten currently practicing artists (in alphabetical order): Mauricio Anton, John Conway, Julius Csotonyi, Doug Henderson, Todd Marshall, Raul Martin, Robert Nicholls, Gregory S. Paul, Luis Rey, and John Sibbick. The Foreword and Introduction are provided by Dr. Philip Currie and Dr. Scott Sampson, respectively. I am not sure why these artists are included and not some of my other favorites like, say, William Stout or James Gurney. About 15 pages is devoted to each artist. The text of the book is in the form of a short bio followed by an informal interview of each artist, much as we have seen in the paleoart magazine "Prehistoric Times." The text comprises only 15-20% of the space of the book, with the rest being whitespace and the art itself. There are also separate sections or "boxes" that tell about a particular animal (some of which I have not heard of before). Another reviewer has noted that the boxes are in the same font as the main text and the boxes are not otherwise set off with borders or different background color, so sometimes you lose the thread of the text. I have to agree.
The art itself is spectacular, of course, and that alone is enough to buy the book. There are a number of styles. Doug Henderson, for instance, is mostly a landscape artist (who happens to include prehistoric animals); he works in a soft almost impressionistic style. Raul Martin's dinosaurs, on the other hand, are pin sharp with lots of detail. Luis Rey's work is noted for being especially colorful, with the dinosaurs garbed in almost neon hues. Not all the art is of dinosaurs. Mauricio Anton, for instance, specializes in mammals. There are many crocodilians, pterosaurs, and marine reptiles. The worst thing you can say is that you probably have seen a lot of these paintings before, especially for the artists that have been around a long time.
All the artists are pretty obsessed with getting the science right and are pretty disparaging of artists that don't try. Most were inspired by Bob Baaker and the Dinosaur Renaissance in the 1980's. It is interesting that within the scientific uncertainty some have the philosophy of "don't show feathers on theropods unless there is direct evidence", and some work by "feathers make everything look cool."
You can see that modern paleoart has gone at least partly digital. A few of the artists, for instance Julius Csontonyi, show digitally painted animals photoshopped over a photographed landscape. A few still work in physical media (pencils and paint). Some of those still use the classical technique of making small dinosaur sculptures to use as models before beginning the painting.
I give this book a high recommendation.
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This volume contains glorious illustrations of both the oldest and newest creatures to have been uncovered over the years and each benefits from the individual artists interpretations of just how they would have appeared in their natural environment.There are some wonderfully detailed pencil sketches but the majority of the work displayed here is in the form of great pages filled with colourful illustrations.Some of the foldouts are simply stunning in their detailed authenticity and depth of field,and ,whilst the more photo-realistic work could easily pass as prehistorical digital holiday snaps, there are pictures here that are oil paintings in their own right.The range, techniques and talent displayed here is as wide ranging as their dinosaur subjects.
And there are many of them. From pterosaurs to prehistoric mammals ,from Jurassic seascapes and skies to Pleistocene pastures, all the favorite and famous "monsters" are present, along with many of the newly discovered bird raptors from China.This is the best volume I've seen for years.Truly a joy for the eye to behold.
Lovely pictures throughout and good information.
This would make a lovely gift
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This is clearly a book someone has returned to Amazon and they’ve just re wrapped it in cellophane and resold it.
Usual bad business from amazon, they never check returns and just resell them meaning people like me get sent bad quality products
It is nicely produced -good paper, good binding, good size- and the illustrations (all of them, and there are many) are top quality, so it is in itself a piece of art.
Dinosaurs predominate, but mammals and sea reptiles are also represented.













