Concept art from Jurassic World reveals another alternate look of the Indominus Rex!
Jurassic World was released in 2015, and much too the disappointment of many fans, there was no artbook sold nor concept art gallery on the Blu-ray. As such, we have had to pour over the internet, and hope that individual artists post their work from the film for fans to appreciate.
Today concept artist Ian Joyner uploaded a new early image exploring a very different look for the Indominus Rex to his Instagram. Ian previously shared some alternate approaches to the Pteranodons, which we have also included below:
While I prefer the final look of the Indominus, I would be lying if I said I didn’t enjoy this look as well – it’s perhaps a little more reminiscent of the Giganotosaurus as opposed to the final films albino Abelisaurid appearance. Moving to the Pteranodons, while there isn’t much variation in the art, I vastly prefer the variants with the longer head crest. They look less monstrous, and more at home in the Jurassic Park franchise.
In fact, I liked the unused Pteranodons so much I had to give them a splash of color to satiate my imagination:
Some early alternate Jurassic World Pteranodon designs surfaced, sans color. I took one of the renders and painted over it as a 'what if'. pic.twitter.com/WDRnUYaJae
— Chris Pugh (@ChrisLikesDinos) July 13, 2017
Want to see more concept art? Check out our posts that go over the work from Seth Engstrom, which included the monstrous looking Indominus below!
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Source: Instagram, ArtStation
