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Some illustrations from Century Magazine in the 1890s: 1&2 from “A Romance of the Faith” by Herbert D Ward (February 1894); 3&4 from "A Great Naturalist: Edward Drinker Cope" by Henry Fairfield Osborn (November 1897). Artist: 1&2 A Castaigne; 3&4 Charles R Knight.

Artwork for “A Romance of the Faith” by Herbert D Ward. Might be more historical fiction than fantasy.More artwork for “A Romance of the Faith” by Herbert D Ward.Artwork of Finback Lizards, from "A Great Naturalist: Edward Drinker Cope" by Henry Fairfield Osborn.Artwork of Leaping Dinosaurs, from "A Great Naturalist: Edward Drinker Cope" by Henry Fairfield Osborn.

I got really fascinated by coral rag, which is a kind of limestone that has bits of fossilized coral inside it. At some point in the process of collaging together limestone and coral to make textures, I decided to see what it would look like if I kept the color.

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Testing this leaning behaviour for the enemy AI, where they'll 'see' which way you ran off to before they lost sight and try to lean to the opposite direction. also made them run away from grenades