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A male brachiosaurus with a lot speculative qualities!! based in the modern era of dinosaur illustrations!

Soft tissue: bones don't tell much about the full appearance of a creature, and dinosaurs are not the exception. Just remember that sometime ago we learned that theropods were covered in feathers! I imagine some dinosaurs have some kind of bulbs under their necks, just like modern day marabus and other birds. I also imagine some dinosaurs with iguana-like spikes, mostly for display in some cases.
I also added some weird kind of structure in the nose (like in some Muttaburrasaurus drawings!), because... why the hell did this dinosaurs have such holes in the skull!?

Mutualism: This term is often confused with Symbiosis, which is actually the name of this kind of relations between organisms, but are not always beneficent for both creatures. When is actually beneficent for both animals, is called Mutualism. Here I drew some rhamphorhynchoids in the back of this big boy, riding it as today some birds do! just look at oxpeckers!

This is also one of my first dino drawings with background (beautiful araucarias!)

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Description
A male brachiosaurus with a lot speculative qualities!! based in the modern era of dinosaur illustrations!

Soft tissue: bones don't tell much about the full appearance of a creature, and dinosaurs are not the exception. Just remember that sometime ago we learned that theropods were covered in feathers! I imagine some dinosaurs have some kind of bulbs under their necks, just like modern day marabus and other birds. I also imagine some dinosaurs with iguana-like spikes, mostly for display in some cases.
I also added some weird kind of structure in the nose (like in some Muttaburrasaurus drawings!), because... why the hell did this dinosaurs have such holes in the skull!?

Mutualism: This term is often confused with Symbiosis, which is actually the name of this kind of relations between organisms, but are not always beneficent for both creatures. When is actually beneficent for both animals, is called Mutualism. Here I drew some rhamphorhynchoids in the back of this big boy, riding it as today some birds do! just look at oxpeckers!

This is also one of my first dino drawings with background (beautiful araucarias!)

Follow me in other sites!
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