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Published: 2017-01-18 13:54:36 +0000 UTC; Views: 43855; Favourites: 1446; Downloads: 312
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Just some speedpaint for my Youtube channel. I've been thinking of doing this T. rex paint thing based on my design once or twice yearly, I already did two this past year. Here's the link to my youtube video:Β www.youtube.com/watch?v=_wZkVxβ¦Related content
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Interesting...art of a feathered T-Rex that actually looks intimidating and badass. You sir deserve a fucking medal. This is probably what they looked like to be honest (If they had feathers, which we are still not sure about and likely never will be).
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There are actually quite a few good feathered T. rex reconstructions.
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Not half the ones I have seen appeal to me.Β
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Maybe you only look at the scary ones: I just like all the realistic ones whether theyβre scary or not.
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Nah, I just really hate the whole mostly bald but with feathers on top approach, just kind strikes me as unpractical, hence why I like art like this were the are mostly feathered animals. Of course this all going of the assumption they even had feathers, which we aren't even 100% sure they did.
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Yeah I agree with that. Most likely the upperside and the upper parts of the flanks were feathered, but they would get sparser the lower you go until the belly is fully scaly.
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My thoughts exactly.Β
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I know T-rex probably didnβt roar... but this is pretty cool!
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Nobody's 100% sure of that though,and we will likely never will be since they are you know extinct. And as much as I love my dinos, Jurassic Park shows us that cloning them is a BAD idea after all. XD
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Yeah but Jurassic Park is beyond inaccurate.
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Oh fuck off, it's still a great movie, on thats always been outdated mind you. I thought you were gonna be a sensible human being, I was just trying to spark a conversation.
Also how does that disprove my point (the designs are are mostly outdated (by how much is subject for debate though in some cases), the whole theme of the movies is not), I seriously doubt the T-Rex would be a friendly and cuddly creature, take a nice look at Grizzly Bears, they are temperamental as fuck. I wouldn't want to live in a world were there is giant grizzly bears running around, would you!.Β
Sorry if I come off as a jackass, but i just hat the whole "we should hate Jurassic Park' deal that's going on, especially when you take into note that it was never accurate to begin with (frilled Dilophosaurus anyone, and the chameleon carnosaurs in the book). I guess we should all stop watching King Kong cause not only are the dinosaurs horribly outdated, but giant gorillas's don't exist, what a travesty.Β
....this was harder then I wanted it to be, I tend to go on tangents.
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THANK YOU!.
It's always great talking to a fellow paleo-nerd whose head is'nt shoved up their asses, one whom can actually appreciate good pieces of fiction.Β
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They could probably still hiss like a croc does for threat displaying
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Crocodiles can pretty much roar when pissed enough. I imagine a much larger creature would sound scary as fuck.Β
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Well they aren't described as a roar because they have no vocal cords. Its basically a very powerful hiss.
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I'm aware, hence why I said it was 'BASICALLY' a roar, but I will admit my phrasing could have been better.Β
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Yeah its basically a roar.
But bringing it back to dinos, birds don't roar either so their "roar" must've been unlike any large mammal we see now as it is somewhere between bird calls and crocodilian hisses.
Dinosaurs must've been very alien.
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Indeed.Β
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Yeah thatβs very true.
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The color scheme reminds me of blue from Jurassic world.
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Beautiful .... feathered tyrannosauruses are amazing
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I say again, best tyrannosaurus look ever (feathers inlcuded)! What inspired you to pick these colors?
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Amazingly talented work ! 
Rex'es look very Live-Like; almost as a national geographic safari photo; great coloring too
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You art is amazing, this is how i picture the Rex !
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This has the same amount of feathering as the previous pieces so you basically agreed with me in the first place 
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I do, after discussing with people working hands on these specimens. Β There is definitly looking more like they have feathers. Β And probably for insulation. Β On part of its back and Β ail and maybe even on the arms. Β And the underside would be somewhat scaly. Β Β But i dont agreed with paleontologist potraying it like a big turkey or chicken or eagles. This and some other good illustrations would be pretty spot on from what i believe. Β
Β I like Davide Bonnadona if you know him?
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You know, the feathers on the T rex make it look even more Badass than before.
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This has been my favourite dinosaur since I was like, 2, and you brought it justice in this amazing painting.
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Amazing reconstruction!!! This is really impressive and intimidating.
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I don't know why but they look really cute. As in adorable type of cute.
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You have a strange depiction of cute XD.Β
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