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Published: 2003-11-01 08:38:13 +0000 UTC; Views: 2087; Favourites: 59; Downloads: 211
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Baryonyx walkeri, staying across the river, waiting for some big fish. The crocodile-like snout of spinosaurs let paleontologists suggest they may have been, at least partially, fish eaters.This species is known from the Early Cretaceous of England.
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Gorgeous. The environment around the magnificent beast is sorta relaxing.
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Amazing! all that details!!!!! why I can't draw like you???? he, great work, really!
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Thanks, and thanks for the fav.
I took drawing lessons some years ago, and there's no miracle: doodles and doodles again.
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I should take some lessons... But I have no time!! My work and my english classes leave me very few free time....
And YouΒ΄re welcome! (for de fav)
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I always sit and stare at the baryonyx skelleton at the natural history museum... I kidna feel proud that such a kewl dino can be foudn so close to home. I love your pic, baryonyx and other family members and definatly some of my fav dinos.
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Yes, that's a nice piece, although it's not complete. The crocodile-like snout and the huge thumb claw are very impressive. That dinosaur probably lived in other European marshes and deltas during the Early Cretaceous.
Thanks for your comments.
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Thanks, and thanks for the fav.
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Thanks, and thanks for the 4 favourites.
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I love the feeling you portray of its weight on the rock it's standing on, not to mention the depth in the picture. Both of those things really make it convincing that this thing is very real, and you're not really looking at a drawing but something really there. That's the most imprtant thing I think any artist who does work like this needs to accomplish. That feeling of total reality.
But that's jsut me.
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your paleo botany is astounding. i dont deal with plants meself. i just draw plants to fill in space when i do.
lovelylovely plants... such variety .. all nicely rendered and placed together.
the bary doesnt fit in a tad.. and the feet I always feel should look elegant. I dont know what to say.
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Number and kind of details on plants is wonderful. Maybe the Baryonyx needed more work on it, But the overall effect is very good ^^.
Is that proven by fossils that it had a crest on its back?
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I first thought to add more pattern details on the skin, like darker lines... but finally I didn't, I thought it'd have made the drawing a bit confused. Free to each one to imagine the colours, tis not worse. PAH.
The dorsals are quite high, not as much as on Suchomimus I think, but they may have made a crest on its back, yes.
Thanks for your comments, Irene.
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Dood... really amazing and detailed, too awesome.
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Your art completely knocks my socks offf whenever I see it man.
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Many thanks. I've tried a slightly different technique on this one. Finally it turns out quite well.
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Thanks. And thanks for the favourite, John.
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I'm stunned... amazing detail man, i would've passed out after the shading of like, one branch, let alone entire trees
great work, great skill
~raven
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