deviant art





Login
Join deviantART for FREE Take the Tour Lost Password?
Deviant Login
Buy Art Buy deviantWEAR Buy adCast Buy Premium Upgrade
Shop
 Join deviantART for FREE Take the Tour
Shop Similar Prints
This Print Not Available
[x]

More from *Chase-SC2

Featured in Groups:

group avatar #EpicFantasy

Details

April 21, 2008
2.2 MB
2160×2600
Link
Thumb

Statistics

Comments: 131
Favourites: 1,322 [who?]
Views: 38,848 (6 today)
[x]
:iconchase-sc2:
so here's my latest project, i wanted to draw something cool and what else is cooler than cavemen killing a t rex? not much

i am aware that cavemen didn't exist when dinosaurs were around but i am also aware that dinosaurs are awesome, so yea.

all brush tool in photoshop
:icon:
Add a Comment:
 
Preview   Add Comment
:icongoldanarchistpony:
!GoldAnarchistPony Apr 18, 2012  New member
Creationism.

--
☭Ⓐ-ИØ ĞØƊƧ-Ⓐ☭
Reply
:iconpiegoose:
~Piegoose Mar 19, 2012  Hobbyist
John Carter of the Primates!
Reply
:iconniemamkota:
~Niemamkota Mar 8, 2012
One of the moast awesome tropes ever: a little, complately normal human versus giant, bloodthirst carnivore. I can even feel the cavemen's determination to survive this fight.
Reply
:iconbarytyrannus:
Mood: Wow! ~Barytyrannus Feb 25, 2012  Student Digital Artist
*speechless because the awesomeness*[probably going to watch you]
Reply
:iconswordsaint001:
~SwordSaint001 Jan 24, 2012
OK.... so like I need to say something here.... 1) this is a damn good piece and I envy you your talent! 2) T.Rex was not a full time scavenger... all carnivores with the exception of Cheetahs will scavenge, the only reason a Cheetah won't is because he can't fight off all the other bigger carnivores at the kill site!!! The only full time scavengers are vultures, the reason why would be because they can cover a very large track of land in a short amount of time in order to find a source of food that is not as abundant as you would think. They fly by using thermals which is a very energy efficient system that doesn't require a lot of food to maintain, a T. Rex would have to run everywhere to cover the ground necessary to find sufficient amount of food to fuel it's Metabolism...
Feathers are not likely to be in an adult T.Rex due it's size, the larger an animal is the harder for it to lose body heat, esp in a tropical environment( a young animal which would be hundreds of time smaller than it's parent would need it to stay warm even in said tropical jungle)... The greater the mass of an object the longer it retains heat and if the object continuously produces heat it's REALLY heard to get rid of said excess heat and feathers are insulating... this would be BAD! Now you could say " But Dinosaurs were cold blooded!!!" even if that were true we go back to the "Mass" issues I work in casting aluminum billets and ingots, some of them are over 29 inch in diameter... it takes these billets weeks or even months to cool down enough to touch. All large mammals which are warm blooded, unless they live in a very cold place lack any form of insulation because the need to regulate body heat is very important and seeing as how an adult T.Rex was elephant sized, it goes to figure that they most likely didn't have feathers unless young...
Point 3).... I'm rooting for the T.Rex...EAT THE TINY FILTHY HUMAN THINGYS!!!! ;-)
I'm shutting up now and will never do this again for any of your amazing pics..... Thank You....

--
"Lose Honor rather than Betray a Trust." Set upon the Chenoweth Coat of Arms. (my family)
Reply
:iconrugshadow:
~rugshadow Jan 15, 2012  Student Traditional Artist
8O
Reply
:icondabda:
~DABDA Jan 14, 2012  Hobbyist
There's new evidence that dinos had feathers... and the T-rex was a scavenger.

I say- screw the scientists, this is awesome!
Reply
:iconamericanraptor:
~AmericanRaptor Jan 6, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
Best anarchism ever.

--
:onfire: BOOM SHAKALAKA!!! :onfire:
Reply
:icontejlor:
~tejlor Jan 3, 2012
Cool pic!
Reply
:iconstrange-beings:
~Strange-Beings Nov 9, 2011  Student Writer
EPICNESS!!!!!
Reply
:icon:
Add a Comment:
 
Preview   Add Comment
©2012 deviantART. All rights reserved
About Us | Contact Us | Developers | Careers | Site Tour | Help & FAQ Advertise | Premium Membership Etiquette | Privacy Policy | Terms of Service | Copyright Policy