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Published: 2016-05-07 00:24:20 +0000 UTC; Views: 8629; Favourites: 292; Downloads: 57
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A study of a small branch of the brilliantly crested family of therapods known as Proceratosauridae. From top to bottom weΒ have Proceratosaurus bradleyi, Guanlong wucaii, and at the very bottom is Kileskus aristotocus.Β
I struggled greatly with the facial scales, but i'm glad now its done.
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Guanlong is related to tyrannosaurus...
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Nobody's saying it isn't. Proceratosauridae is a subgroup of Tyrannosauroidea.
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Where's the King of the procerato's Sinotyrannus?
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Kinda reminds me of hornbills.
Keep up the good work!
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Glad you found it
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Why didn't you commit to hiding all of the teeth under the lips? It looks weird to have just a bit poking out like that. Other than that these are lovely.
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Honestly, im not really sure why I did that, but I had been planning for a while to update it with full lips, this may be the kick in the pants reminder I needed to do it too 
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Facial scales are a b*tch. I often neglect them due to frustration of making them organic not coming out right. I like iguanas so I borrow a lot from those little critters. I like your choice of coloration. Guanlong seems like a grimy little sh*t, like the red-headed step-child to the Tyrannosaurus rex.Β
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Haha, thanks! Yeah tell me about it, facial scales are the worst. Its part of the reason why I took such a long break before finishing this. They're so tedious, it takes forever!
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What a lovely group!
Man, i just saw some of your paleoart, and you really rock (especially this and the megalosaurid busts)
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Thanks a lot! 
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I legitimately thought these were some birds in some speculative evolution scenario when I first saw this image.
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Close, they were tyrannosauroids. Tyrannosaurs are usually attributed to members of the family 'Tyrannosauridae', proceratosaurs are in the family proceratosauridae in the superfamily tyrannosauroids. Very closely related to Tyrannosaurs but but quite Tyrannosaurs. I hope this helped
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They look like some kind of birds. But birds aren't dinosars.
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Birds are dinosaurs. What cave have you been living in?
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Maybe they're birds wearing dinosaur masks
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Oh yeah. Ur right
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Why thank you for noticing!
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Thanks!
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Im
Β glad you like it!
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Im glad you do!
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Straight into favourites. I think its birdlike colors what makes dinos realistic. And you get it right
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How kind! Thank you very much!
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There's not many pieces of artwork with them all together like that.
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very true. And this isn't even all of them; Dilong, Juratyrant, Stokesosaurus, Yutyrannus, Sinotyrannus; they're Proceratosaurids too according to cladistic analysis.Β
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