These coloring pages have been a lot of fun to make, and it didn’t take a lot of effort or time away from the Low Poly Dino Kickstarter to make them. Which is good because the Kickstarter is going great and every time I turn around we’ve reached another stretch goal and I have another dino to model and test print.
For the record, I love it.
One thing I didn’t do with these coloring pages is attempt to keep the timelines clear of each other. So there’s more than a chance that I’ve got Triassic creatures mingling with Precambrian. But, just assume it’s the result of some unnatural interference by man, and call it good.
Of course, if I decided to spend a little more time, I feel like a whole lowpoly dino playset wouldn’t be impossible. Biomes that snap together; jungle, forest, volcano, desert, river, ocean, fenced enclosure, primitive settlement, etc, etc, etc. Or make something self enclosed, like the old Might Max or Polly Pocket toys, with mini-size dinos running around.
That’s the excitement of this project. It opens up the imagination. But that’s also the danger. It’ll never be finished if I keep going like this. And as much as I love these dinos, and I do, I don’t want this to be the last thing I ever work on.
Then again, if it could do gangbusters for my career like this every month, I’d be willing to consider it.
Guess what? I’m hiding two more coloring pages in this blog post! Enjoy:
