Hunting in the Age Gene Splicing is a piece of digital artwork by Daniel Eskridge which was uploaded on August 24th, 2012.
Hunting in the Age Gene Splicing
At dawn, in a flat, marshy wetland, a hunter has unleashed his hunting pack. It includes two dogs: one a pointer with a white coat and brown spots,... more
Title
Hunting in the Age Gene Splicing
Artist
Daniel Eskridge
Medium
Digital Art - Digital 3d Rendering/cgi
Description
At dawn, in a flat, marshy wetland, a hunter has unleashed his hunting pack. It includes two dogs: one a pointer with a white coat and brown spots, the other an American foxhound with a black and brown coat. Between them stands the more unusual member of the pack: a velociraptor. In the skies above, an ornithocheirus chases a flock of seagulls among the fiery clouds. Obviously, this is a situation cannot happen today, but with advances in genetic engineering, perhaps it will one day be possible.
I've always like looking at hunting dog paintings. Growing up in Georgia where the hunting culture is strong, I've seen quite a few such works hanging in homes. I've always found them to be a rather pleasant intersection of landscape painting and pet portraiture. This work, of course, was inspired by such paintings, yet I still had to add my own twist.
Uploaded
August 24th, 2012
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Comments (9)
Kristin Elmquist
Nice work, Daniel. I would prefer that they leave those dinosaur genes sleeping. Scary stuff, that gene splicing as it pertains to ancients.
Tyler Robbins
your digital work is always of the finest craftmanship and artistic talent...I do so enjoy viewing your creations, Daniel...and your wonderful descriptions! f/v
Donna Brown
This something very difference, awesome concept. Did they really have dogs back then? LOL