The Allure of Modern Dinosaur Artwork
Added 2019-08-21 19:18:33 +0000 UTCTime to balance things out by by detailing why I love the dinosaur art of the modern age, even though I still appreciate the classic vintage stuff as well.
A very special thanks to the artists used in this video (I would highly recommend checking them out):
Raven Amos
John Conway
Brian Engh
C. M. Kosemen
Darren Naish
Emily Willoughby
Pedro Andrade
LADAlbarran2000
Yoult
Franz Anthony
Mark Witton
Robert Bakker
Novablue
Vitaliy Melnik
Silenced-Dreams
Rodrigo Vega
Damir-g-martin
Arvalis
Haghani
PrehistoryByLiam
Taliesaurus
SamSantala
Exo-bio
Nix Draws Stuff
Eurwentala
Dane Pavitt
Hyrotriskjan
Lythroversor
Osmatar
Swordlord3d
Gabriel Ugueto
Dustdevil
MUSIC:
0:00 - 0:37 = Dinosaur! (mini-series) - Gerhard Heinz
0:38 - 0:48 = When Dinosaurs Roamed America - Christopher Franke
0:49 - 1:09 = Dinosaur! (mini-series) - Gerhard Heinz
1:10 - 1:55 = Walking with Dinosaurs - Benjamin Bartlett
1:56 - 4:20 = The Dinosaurs! - Peter Melnick
4:24 - 5:35 = Jurassic Park - John Williams
5:36 - 6:52 = Prehistoric Park - Daniel Pemberton
6:53 - 7:44 = When Dinosaurs Roamed America - Christopher Franke
7:55 - 8:43 = Chased by Dinosaurs - Benjamin Bartlett
8:44 - 9:05 = Jurassic World - Michael Giacchino
9:06 - 9:32 = Chased by Dinosaurs - Benjamin Bartlett
9:33 - 10:43 = Prehistoric Park - Daniel Pemberton
10:44 - 11:55 = Allosaurus A Walking with Dinosaurs Special - Benjamin Bartlett
11:56 - 13:05 - When Dinosaurs Roamed America - Christopher Franke
Comments
I've been binging your videos for about a week now since I found your channel and I just wanted to tell you how much I love your content. It really captures that feeling of excitement that I used to have reading dinosaur books as a kid and watching dinosaur media. Thank you for the work you do! I also wanted to ask if you were aware of the walking with dinosaurs live stage shows. I saw one for my tenth birthday in Birmingham, UK and it was great! They used the anamatronics from the show and covered from the triassic to the cretaceous periods. While obviously it's probably just my rose tinted glasses as a child I remember this being a really fun show. There's probably a video of them you can find if you're interested
Owain Phillips
2019-09-14 12:11:21 +0000 UTC
