Happy New Year! Here’s one last paleoart piece for 2020, Centrosaurus Canyon. I’ve had this slowly gestating for a while and finally wrapped it up this month. Any piece that takes long enough ends up being reworked from the ground up a few times, and this one evolved considerably.
The concept is a bull Centrosaurus roaming the uplands of Late Cretaceous Canada. I really wanted to infuse it with a sense of serenity, and for me, that means a well-fed ceratopsid. And pastel colors, I reckon. There are, as usual, a couple other critters tucked in there. Click the image to see a large version at my DeviantArt profile. I suppose I’ll sell you a print too, if you like.
Anyhow, thanks so much for reading LITC this year and I know that the entire crew joins me in wishing you a healthy and safe 2021 full of good fortune.
3 Comments
Niels Hazeborg
January 1, 2021 at 2:19 pmHappy new year everybody!
paleocharley
January 7, 2021 at 5:19 pmJust gorgeous. Thanks for sharing with us.
Guess what’s my desktop’s background image this week? (I don’t need any special permission for that, do I, David?)
BTW, I found 2 Waldos, is that all?
David Orr
January 7, 2021 at 5:47 pmThanks so much! No, no permission needed. 🙂
There is a third Waldo but it’s not really hiding plus it’s pretty subtle.