This past year we had a new Jurassic World that broke all records box office and that he returned to bring us those incredible dinosaurs to the delight of the youngest of the house and those older who were excited about Steven Spielberg's first Jurassic Park.
Raúl Martín is a Spanish illustrator of the most recognized in what is Paleontology and that we bring to these lines to discover some of his magnificent recreations with all kinds of dinosaurs that have passed through his creative mind and his hand as an illustrator.
An illustrator who has collaborated with Scientific American and National Geographic among others and that today we delight in his great graphic and artistic work. An artist from Madrid who dedicated himself to comics for about three years, who worked in an advertising agency and finally dedicated himself to his true vocation, which is none other than painting and illustration.
Part of his works can be seen in the Archaeological Museum of Alicante, the Natural Sciences of Madrid or even in Castilla La Mancha. Among other prestigious museums, you will find his works in the American Museum of Natural History or the Los Angeles Museum.
Martín is primarily dedicated to look for all kinds of information about that dinosaur that offers to illustrate, from what is the environment in which the animal lived to the type of vegetation or with what other animals it shared its existence. As you can see, this is then transferred to a great illustration technique with a very realistic tone that can leave us quite astonished by the quality of each of its plates.
You have Your Website where to discover a large part of his work and thus discover an illustrator artist who it takes us back to other times in which dinosaurs reigned over the face of the earth.