Vote Jurassic Park!

The brilliant Cheung Chung Tat is at it again with more Jurassic Park dinosaur head studies.

fromdirectorstevenspielberg:

In the USA anyways.  At one point it had fallen to #23 on the chart.  This is obviously unadjusted for inflation.  Twenty years ago JP was #2 behind E.T. The Extra-terrestrial.  It’s run is winding down, but it may have enough juice to get past Spider-Man (or course there’s a real chance Iron Man 3 will pass both).

(Submitted by reader CJ - thanks CJ.)


And up to #18 internationally!

Feathered dinosaurs are cool.
paleoillustration:


Dromaeosaurus nest, from the Dino Hunt team!

Feathered dinosaurs are cool.

paleoillustration:

Dromaeosaurus nest, from the Dino Hunt team!

Jurassic Park: The True Story
Although works of fiction, elements of Michael Crichton’s classic novel and Steven Spielberg’s subsequent film were based on truth. This documentary explores the true story behind the fantastic tale of Jurassic Park.

dinosaurdracula:

Toys “R” Us used to give away these awesome cardboard lunchboxes full of samples during the ’90s. Here’s a look at the Jurassic Park version!

dinosaurdracula:

Toys “R” Us used to give away these awesome cardboard lunchboxes full of samples during the ’90s. Here’s a look at the Jurassic Park version!

“Sarah” by Charles Chiodo

Help fund a dinosaur art gallery on Kickstarter, and receive cool rewards such as these baby triceratops color art prints. Lots of other rewards available from Chiodo and renowned paleoartist William Stout as well: Check out the fundraising page for the details.

paleoillustration:

Dino Hunt is a dinosaur inspired short film, in which a herd of Styracosaurs are hunted by a pack of raptors.

“We’re looking for other dinosaur and visual effects fans to consider contributing to our Dino Hunt IndieGoGo campaign, and help us spread the word! You can follow along with our progress via Twitter and Instagram!”

UPDATE: don’t worry about featherless raptors or pronated hands, take a look at this

transworld22:

The Lost World: Jurassic Park - Steven Spielberg - 1997.