David Orr's Insterspecies Conflict Wishlist, Part I
Larger view here (recommended; you can just about see the expressions of the Giraffatitan and Incisivosaurus).
Given my propensity for Saurian silliness, I felt that the absurdity of David Orr's wish list of 'Interspecies Conflict' on Love in the Time of Chasmosaurs was exactly the kind of thing for me to tackle. Being the utter slowcoach that I am, however, I was beaten to the challenge by the wonderful *patriatyrannus. Nevertheless, I received David's blessing that I may still 'take a crack at it', so here is part one of my damp squib of a result.
They are, clockwise: ~ 'Four strategically placed Incisivosaurus vs. Giraffatitan: Two words: beaver style.' ~ 'A hundred Mononykus vs. Carcharodontosaurus: They'd swarm the big brute and crawl into all sorts of uncomfortable places.' ~ 'Protoceratops vs. Leptoceratops. The most disgusting display of brutality and gore imaginable.'
I said that the nonsense felt like my kind of thing, but when I came to actually drawing it, I think I was rather traumatised (the excessively gentle creature that I am ). I'm not sure which distressed me more; the Giraffatitan or the ceratopsian pair. Incidentally, the latter is my favourite of this group, though not for all the blood, obviously.
Whilst drawing the Mononykus, I had to start numbering them after seventy to avoid losing count. Well, I thought it looked funny...
Part II is here:
You may also be interested in this postscript to the list:
Hahaha very good!!! Just one thing... is there a Mononykus entering that "place where the sun never shines" of the Carcharodontosaurus? Geee... Just like a living probe!!!
The top middle one is sort of like how retail in christmas felt...
But those mononykus are soo funny!
Just one thing... is there a Mononykus entering that "place where the sun never shines" of the Carcharodontosaurus?
Geee... Just like a living probe!!!