Jack Wood

I do still exist, I promise! Hoping to become more active over the winter, been far too long since I got some art done

Aw thanks!

Thank you!

Stylized paleoart of a Microraptor sitting on a Gingko branch. Private client commission for an unreleased game concept.

A group of strap-toothed whales discover a weird, GameBoy like, electronic object at the bottom of the sea. Illustration painted on Colors Live.

A cartoony illustration of a clumsy and oblivious Euoplocephalus breaking stuff in a store. Oryctrodromeus are trying to rescue some falling items, while a perching on a rack Troodon is surprised by the happening. There are lots of easter eggs hidden in the picture. Promo art for Zniw Adventure's Dinosaur of the Day.

Four background illustrations portraying various in-game locations. Assets done for loading screens and Encyclopedia in Zniw Adventure.

Hello #portfolioday

I'm a freelance artist & gamedev with a biology background.
I provide concepts, assets, illustrations, and paleoart.

I'd like to illustrate a book.

Here's some art and if you like it, follow me, support my game, and share my work so I can get a job.
#illustration #art #gamedev

Some dinosaur classics from 2022 onward. Proud of them still but feel like I have definitely improved since even then :)

#paleoart

Baryonyx, a fish eating theropod dinosaur, walks along a rocky beach. It has found the washed up remains of a small plesiosaur, which I bet smells absolutely awful.

Unfortunate fishermen have snagged a wrathful mermaid with their hook. She is not happy.

Dimetrodon, an ancient relative of mammals, stands about roaring dramatically. It was for a trading card, don't think about the logic too much here.

Black and white portrait of a Utahraptor, a large, feathered predatory dinosaur. There is a severed human hand in its jaws. Yummy.

It's only bloody #PortfolioDay again!! I'm Jack, I paint dinosaurs, characters, monsters, etc. Had a fairly active year but a lot of the work was private comms or secret projects! Hope to reveal some soon.

#PortfolioDay It’s that time of the year again! My name is David Sanjuan Enciso, I go by Dsanen. I’m an illustrator, normally working on environment illustrations, backgrounds and character concepts.

Digital portrait painting of Jane, a juvenile T. rex. She is more slender than the familiar adult rex, and is light brown with darker stripes on her snout.

Dunno if youse have heard of this animal, i think it's called T. rex or something like that.

[#Dealbh]

Illustration of a collection of woodworking hand tools, roughly based on several medieval and middle ages finds, but not designed to fit one precise time period. The set includes chisels, measuring tools, auger bits, a saw, a draw knife, a seax, a bowl adze, a broad axe, and a mallet.

Totally not sad that I don't own some of these..

Going for a vaguely early medieval style but there's some that look a bit more modern and some like the seax that are comparatively grandad's knife compared to the rest but I'm not fussed, was more focused on aesthetics.

[#dealbh]

A sketch of a troll, based on primates including macaques, this creature has a bulbous nose, clefted tusks, and pig-like ears. The woodsman troll is a browsing herbivore that primarily feeds on pinecones, berries and woody browse. They will often knock smaller trees down, and keep forests from becoming too competitive.

A friendly woodsman troll. These fellows are ultimately responsible for open groves of well established trees. Of course this results from them knocking down the younger growth.

Hello Bluesky! I'm Benji and I build cool things! I will post my traditional and digital art I do for museums, zoos, and fun!

Looking forward to making new and old accquiantances

Thank you!

Hmmm, this may prove unsustainable

Awh thanks JC!

Drawing of a young Stenonychosaurus standing upright with the horizon tilted.

Quick traditional paleoart sketch of the troodontid dinosaur Stenonychosaurus on toned paper.

Sketch of the head and neck of an Edmontosaurus, a large plant eating dinosaur with a rectangular head and a large beak. It is green and orange, and is eating ferns

Honk honk, got any ferns?

[#Dealbh]

Aha yeah I'm consistently sporadic I suppose. And thanks! I feel like these guys would have been getting beat up pretty bad over the course of their lives

A messy digital sketch of the head and neck of a Utahraptor, a large predatory dinosaur depicted with a covering of grey and brown feathers

Sketching while listening to the new hbomberguy video. Can't ever get enough of this beastie, all other dromies pale in comparison (and I love dromaeosaurs)

[#Dealbh]

Its my birthday! From what I understand I can ask for retweets? :-D

In any case thanks for supporting my work throughout the year, and have a great weekend!

'S e Milliput a th' anns an t-Snàthad, 's rinn me snàthad eile a mach à leathar cruaidh.

(Na gabh dragh, tha mi ag ionnsachadh fhathast cuideachd)

Little wristbandy thing, not bad for a first attempt

Who up binding they nål

First Post on Bluesky!!
My new piece:
"Solnhofen oddities"
A pair of Anurognathus. These are Pterosaurs (flying reptiles), from Germany, circa 149 million years ago.

Nasutoceratops portrait painted in warm colors, facing left.

Fullbody lambeosaurus with grey and black markings and a orange and white crest, rearing up with its head down.

Stegoceras painted in brown, black, and white markings, walking left and turning its head away from the camera.

Brown tenontosaurus with black stripes walking away to the left at a slight angle and turning its head back to the camera.

Heyo! I'm here, I guess. Heres some dinosaur paintings im proud of! Nasutoceratops, Lambeosaurus, Stegoceras, Tenontosaurus.

A priestess of some unknown faith. She is wearing red robes with golden accents, as well asgold coloured bands up her forearms from which ribbons hang and trail under the robes. She is wearing a large brass headdress, and her hands and face are painted with a red pattern. She is holding a knife.

Keeper of the faith

[#Dealbh]

From claw to crown.

A Nihoroa investigates the camera

Nihoroa painting to celebrate its description! welcome to the world and congrats to Coste, Fordyce, and Loch (2023) on the successful publication!

I also wrote the Wikipedia article for it so go check it out for a quick summary of the taxon:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nihoroa