Who made these?!

[thrashfennek]

Hey i have some pictures of dino's ( well duh )

But these where in some books that i remember from looooong ago
These prob are from several different artists

Ornithomimus



Sauropelta



Pentaceratops



Torosaurus



Tsintaosaurus ( this was on the cover off a white book containing all these pictures minus the ornithomimus , it was a awesome book i want to reown it it had like blank white pages with all these dino's on there with the name, and the pages after those where black and white and smaller copies of the pages before with a small discription included ) please help me find this book again






Yanchuanosaurus




I'm aware these are outdated but i love them... so please tell me who draw these how old they are and the title of that mysterious book

Ty-- jesse ;D

[[][][]cordylus[][][]]

The first thought that came to mind was sibbick, but I'm not sure...

[Griffin]

I think I know the book you are talking about. Was it a small, closer to hand book size with a white cover? I saw a book like that with illustrations that look like those at a reptile show a while back. It was titled as some sort of prehistoric animal encyclopedia. Can't remember what it was specifically called though.

[thrashfennek]

well it was indeed white , It covered stuff from carboniverous till like basilosaurus ... It only wasn't really small as i recall it was kind of thick ,

www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0684864118/qid=988436813/sr=1-1/kheper-20#noop

i think this was it

[sbell]

I am not certain of the artist, but I know they have been around since at least 1992--when I got a Grolier Prehistoria CD-ROM with these images on it.

There are currently 2 books around that have the illustrations. One is the Simon & Schuster Encyclopedia of Dinosaurs and Prehistoric Creatures; the other is a MacMillan House book, with exactly the same images.

Except for the Ornithomimus (that's got to be a Sibbick).

[Griffin]

Well small in size but still really thick with pages. It may have been a pocket version of the image you posted.

[Libraraptor]

The artist´s name is Steve Kirk. Sibbick drawed the Ornithomimus.
The drawings (except for the Ornithomimus who appeared in David Normans "Dinosaur!") appeared, most probably amongst other books, in "Illustrated Encyclopedia of Dinosaurs and Prehistoric Animals" by Barry Cox, Dougal Dixon, Brian Gardiner and R.J.G. Savage.

[thrashfennek]

Thanks ,

@ Libraraptor is 'dinosaur!' a black book with a dromeosaur on the front?

and the images of steve kirk also appear in a book i have with a sunset scene and some parasaurolophus' on the cover
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I'm now trying to find one of those books ( with the kirk pictures in it)

thanks a ton these books changed my life as a small kid i figure last time i saw the book ik was maybe 6 or 7 so thats over a decade ago

[Libraraptor]

Yes, it is a black book with a muscular Deinonychus half covered with skin on the cover.

A book with Steve Kirk art? here you are:
www.abebooks.com/servlet/SearchResults?sts=t&tn=illustrated+encyclopedia+of+dinosaurs+and+prehistoric+animals&x=88&y=8

[thrashfennek]

Yeah thats it !

It has some epic pics in it like a t-rex vs styracosaurus , some raptors teabagging a iguanodon those where drawn so amazing i would swore it where statues