How’s that colouring looking now? Try some different tones and shades for the spiky spine and belly. These animals are super scary but wouldn’t stand a chance against a real T-Rex.Ĭome to think of it, a T-Rex wouldn’t hide from anyone or anything! It was Jurassic royalty. They all have some form of green on their body which is great for blending into trees, swamps and leafy habitat. Think of the modern cold-blooded creatures you see today on TV or in zoos like crocodiles, snakes and lizards. What prehistoric colours are you going to bring your T-Rex to life with? Dinosaurs like this were usually brown, green, grey but hey it’s your work of art so go nuts - throw in some purple or orange if that’s what you feel like.ĭark, midtone, and light shades of green and brown work well because they are natural colours to help reptiles camouflage against their surroundings.
