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AlainBeneteau β Ceratosaurus family
Published: 2007-02-02 19:30:20 +0000 UTC; Views: 12120; Favourites: 294; Downloads: 1963
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Without fleshy things...
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I think baby Ceratosaurus were bigger, maybe half the size of their parents head. Great painting!!!
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This is the most beautiful drawing of an Ceratosaurus I've ever seen!! Added it to my favourites.
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O_O .......wow...... that is amazing......
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What tecnique do you use in this drawing, what gamma of graphite did you use???
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From 2H to 6B. And any kind of point, from "fusain" to fine point.
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Very cute. 
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Wow. That is so good. The skin textures on the animal are particularly special.
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*jawdraps* 80 pure awesomeness! great detail!
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Oh my! This is exquisite work! Absolutely top-notch! Well done
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This is one of the best Paleo illustrations I have ever seen. I wonder if some day I will have the patience to draw scales.
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Scales are so boring and long to draw. This artwork was done before I bacame a father... Today such level of detail is impossible for me. And I'm not sure it's the best way to bring evocation. I try to draw differently today.
And man, I like your work very much!
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All those details kill me. It's amazing! From all those scales to the bark on thte tree to the background...
I'm speechless. All I can do is stare at it.
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i love this detailrichness . very very good work!!! one of the best i know! show us more
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Very beautiful image. I'm sure I'm not supposed to go 'awwwww' but really!
Awwwwwww.
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wooow magnifique!!! les details sont incroyables!!!
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I've been wondering for a while why you didn't have this particular work in your gallery. I have always admired it, ever since it won 3rd place (or was it first?) in that paleoart contest a few years back. In my opinion, it is your finest work, and one of the best examples of high-quality paleoart in the past decade. I can only imagine the long hours spent creating this masterpiece. It's difficult to describe its near-infinite awesomeness without resorting to the use of profanity and numerous strings of emoticons.
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detail DDDDD:
the texture of the skin and scales looks especially awsome
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The general layout of the scene is beautiful, and I also think the coloring (shading, toning, patterning... whatever) on the Ceratosaurus is very natural-looking. Including the chick's little stripes.
As far as the wattles go, perhaps the females and juveniles don't have them? A thought... though that makes me picture some poor male Cerat going through puberty and freaking out 'cuz some great fleshy lump started growin' out of his head...
βTarawyn Worldwalker
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Excellent work. The detail (ferns, scales, bark) are all incredible# Joymore
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The scales are so aweosme my head just imploded. I'm wring this from beyond the grave! OooooOOOOOoooo!
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I love the stripes on the chicks. Reminds me of emu chicks.
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gaahhh how do u do that all those freakin scales
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Oh my goodness look at all those individual scales. O_O You never cease to amaze me!
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btw~I have loved this image since the first time I saw it. It's nice that you've revisited it.
Question on technique: I'm working really hard to get scales to look real in my work; what kind of process do you use?
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