Akina and her wild little Bunch by UteBigSmile
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Hello, I thank you all for looking again and wish you a nice Day!
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Comments (19)
Hou....elle est bien courageuse cette guerrière pour fréquenter des bêtes pareilles !
excellent
Wow! Awesome scene! Dino's look amazing! I have always been a big fan of such creatures that walked this earth. Your art is always a joy to view! Best wishes for you and your family to have a pleasant day today. :-)
Back to the stone age. I like the colors.
Great fantasy scene!
Would definitely need to be wild to be running with a pair of Spinosaurus, even small ones! And probably a little nuts too... ;)
Beautiful fantasy image!!! Really well done with a great quality render!!👍🙋♂️
Ces dinos n’ont pas l’air très amicaux, ils ne doit pas être facile de les amadouer.... très belle scène d’action !!
Great scene and render, Ute!
Superbe scène "préhistorique", excellent travail, Ute!
Aus welchem Zoo hast du den diese wundervollen Dinos entführt.LOL Fantastische scene,ein bischen anders als deine anderen Images,aber auch so wundervoll gemacht. Ich hoffe es geht dir einigermassen gut,liebe Grüße,Michael.
She's very brave, those dinosaurs look deadly. Cool work!
Fantastic work.
Cool image - I like all the action and motion in it.
And the hunt is on! Great work, Ute!
Totally love the dinosaurs more please !!!
Yes I will see what I can do, I have from DAZ a whole big bunch of them!
A wonderful use of varied assets creates a most fun and interesting work. i like your imagination and creativity. Well done.
These were the chicken during the Jurassic era; bigger eggs, but harder to hoard them!
Spinosaurus make ideal hunting companions and, apparently, can be trained for warfare. Thank God they're extinct!