I've been busy mostly with music and some other art projects, but I still like to produce a prehistoric image from time to time. Image 1 is dominated by Patagotitan, one of the largest sauropods and one of the most complete found measuring over a hundred feet. It was discovered in Patagonia, Argentina about 2010 and excavated over a period of five years. A replica of it's skeleton was in the Museum of Natural History in New York. It is so long, its head peaks out of the main entrance of the hall it is in. I think I have a stitched photo here from my museum visit in 2016. The two predators are Tyranotitan. Early Carcharodontosaurids, related to Giganotosaurus, Mapusaurus and others. Tyranotitan was very large estimated at 35 to 38 feet. Image 2 is a recently found Carcharodontosaurid (like Giganotosaurus) called Taurovenator from Patagonia. A very large carnivore estimated at 38 feet long. Created with Poser, Vue and ZBrush with some adjustments in Photoshop. Used ZBrush to makes some alterations to Dinoraul's models to fit these species.