Card M7 Prototipi cornuti by Giovanni Caselli, Masterpiece, Release the Creatures: Dinosaurs! (Tomodachi Press)

M7 | Horned Prototypes by Giovanni Caselli

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Card M7 Prototipi cornuti by Giovanni Caselli, Masterpiece, Release the Creatures: Dinosaurs! (Tomodachi Press)

Release the Creatures: Dinosaurs!

M7 | Horned Prototypes

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Il tozzo Protoceratops era un cugino del noto Triceratops, sebbene più antico, più piccolo e senza corna spettacolari. Il collare in ogni caso appesantiva la testa, richiedendo muscoli potenti nel collo per sostenerne il peso; anche i muscoli usati per processare il cibo erano potenti. Oggi viene ricostruito leggermente meno tozzo e con gli arti più slanciati; è anche possibile che il collare, usato forse per comunicare, fosse colorato.
Epoca dell'illustrazione
Anni '70

Descrizione

M7 | Horned Prototypes by Giovanni Caselli | Release the creatures: Dinosaurs!

The special cards are 27 different cards out of 66 included in the extra set.

The special cards can be found in different versions:

  • Safari card9 cards on photographic paper showing 9 dinosaurs at a 1:1 scale in their natural habitat.

  • Masterpiece card9 restored works on 450gsm uncoated paper with the author’s signature Giovanni Caselli hot-stamped.

  • Landscape cardcards that open out into 4 panels like a brochure, depicting 9 geological formations.

For more information, read the Introduction to Release the Creatures: Dinosaurs! or contact me on Instagram!

For insights into the artists or specific cards, you can read ArtViste.

Release the Creatures: Dinosaurs!, the second highly anticipated official set created by Tomodachi Press following the incredible success of Cuphead Out of The Cards. The project features the art direction of Dario Moccia and the collaboration of Davide Masella and Luca Molinaro (known as Mangaka), created thanks to the collaboration of more than 130 artists, with scientific direction by ZooSparkle.