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cheungchungtat β Carnotaurus sastrei
Published: 2013-10-24 06:48:15 +0000 UTC; Views: 14523; Favourites: 550; Downloads: 378
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this is probably one of the best carnotaurus's I have ever seen. I love how vivid its colors are, and the background really gives it a nice sense of place.Β
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Wow, that is a beautiful scene. Amazing work!
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Beautiful Artwork. There is a plenty of precious details. It is a bliss to look at it.
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If you don't mind a tip of advice, the body looks a little too top heavy. Like the body should be more vertical, it looks like he's about to trip and fall. I can see he's running, but if you google 'lizard running on hind legs' you can see their bodies are more vertical as they run.Β
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You're not right. The body is posed perfectly for dynamic movement. ) But honestly this guy doesn't look like Carnotaurus at all. Carnotaurus had completely different skull and body shape. Anyway, the technique is awesome. The author is of the best paleoartists for me. ))
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It Β is so wonderful!
But Carnotaurus hadnt elbows
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Lovely depiction of an old Carnotaur 
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Have you seen Tara Nova (though they mash many eras together). Carneys play a good role in the show.
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Amazingly beautiful! the colours are just stunning! And the details are absolutely insane (in a good way of course...)!
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Amazing dinosaur
I love the way you made the trees it feels like I'm looking through a time machine
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Wow, I love the detail on the skin and especially the head, but I think its a bit too small (the head that is), I would make the head larger and put the legs a bit more forward (because otherwise it might look front heavy), not that I could do anything this bloody detailed and beautiful its just something i noticed after admiring it for a while
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it's amazing. Superb. A nice combination of colors and composition. The work is done accurately and gently.
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Gorgeous! Carnotaurus is my favorite dinosaur, and this only helps.
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