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Leogon — Megantereon cultridens: To eat or not to eat!
Published: 2013-09-11 09:38:32 +0000 UTC; Views: 7234; Favourites: 326; Downloads: 35
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A Megantereon cultridens,somewhere in Eurasian rainforests is checking a hedgehog of the extincted genus Amphechinus.I don't know for sure that this hedgehogs were extant on arrival of dirktooth cats or not,but the imagination led me to create this.Hope you like it!
And as always I need your critiques and guidance.
A combination of PS cs6,Artrage and Wacom Pen&Touch.
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پستانداران ماقبل تاریخ منقرض شده دیرینه شناسی تکامل فرگشت گربه سان دندان خنجری مگانترون کولترایدنس
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Looks amazing! One thing though, it would be cool if the big cat was looking at the hedgehog instead of somewhere off in the distance. It would bring the image together a little better, I think. But! I love how it is is too
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I should revise it in the next update.thanks for the advice
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Well, I don't think that this hedgehog will die out any time soon - the cat looks to be more curious than anything else.
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Fantastic! I really like the lighting here - one of your best.
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And it is one of my first ones!
Thank you so much
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Cat's love ball like things, even if they are of spikes!
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I love the pose! Very cute playing with that ¿fruit?
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Thanks
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OH! I thought it was a fruit like durian
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Truly amazing. You have such great skill at drawing prehistoric animals! How long does it usually take you to do each picture?
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Thank you.It depends on the size and number of animals as well as details needed for each one.Averagely a work like this,takes at least 20 hours of divided work.
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Alright then. Anyway, I look forward to seeing more of your outstanding, eye-catching paleoart!
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Thanks.I appreciate your interest
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Dirty little creatures, they cover themselves in their dung... infections baby!
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Really great picture! I love the colouring and the posture! Is there scientific evidence (cave painting or something similar?) for them having that fur or is it your interpretation? Either way, awesome job!
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No,Unfortunately they died out before arriving the first modern humans to depict them in cave art.even the Smilodons and Homotheriums which coexisted with our fellow ancestors(Homo sapiens) haven't been painted by them.It's a pity we only may rely on our imagination and the knowledge of these cats' lifestyles to choose a color and fur pattern.
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Haha okay, so my question only showed how little I know about prehistoric animals in general! Thanks for the information though! Anyways... great picture!
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LOVE THE SHADOWING !!!!! ONE of YOUR 100,000,000,000,000,000 MIND blowing works!
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