Deinocheirus mirificus by Dinoraul
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Deinocheirus (Greek: 'terrible hand') was a theropod dinosaur which lived in what is now southern Mongolia, during the Late Cretaceous Period. The only known fossil remains are a single pair of massive, 2.4 m (8 ft) forelimbs, with 25 cm (10 in) long claws and the remains of some ribs and vertebrae.
Total length of the animal could be around 10.5 m (34,5 feet).
Deinocheirus is considered to be an ornithomimosaur, as the structure of its arms is similar to other dinosaurs of this group.
This would make Deinocheirus by far the largest ornithomimosaur.
It was a herbivore (plant eater).
For reconstruction the Gallimimus and Pelecanimimus were used for reference and proportions.
Modelled with Lightwave 3D.

Comments (19)
Great to see an ornithomimid!! Beautiful work, as always.
Awesome as always. The terrain, lighting and modeling are superb.
cool work!
WONDERFUL!!!
Great render and posing *****
Fantastic!
very cool :-)
excellent, looks great!
Cool dino. Love the pose and the markings. Wonderful setting too. Very nice work.
FAntastic scene
Very cool.
cool as always!
Perfect!
Very good light and scene.
Great rendering
Fantastic scene! Very excellent!!
Glad I didn't see them in the flesh. Love your work though. :o)
Another of your great quality model and image.
Super work, now you got my imagination seeing skulls being dug up... That would be a very cool upload to have in your gallery... you got any T-rex skulls???