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amazing texturing and a lovely touch with them birds
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I dont understand why they call these things "duck billed dinosaurs" when they dont seem to have them
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They do, it just isn't that obvious in profile. Of course their bills were not as long as in ducks, it's the width of the bills that is the reason for the name.
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Oh and this is probably the best hadrosaur depiction I've ever seen.
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If your going to depict them like this, then you should be a consultant for a documentary..
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Oh no, I know nothing. I just paint and have ridiculous ideas.
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Oh well. I wish documentaries base their designs off of art like this instead of adding an ugly skin texture with gray, green, brown, and light yellow.
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Well it's true that many dinosaur designs in documentaries are not quite up to date. It's a matter of production I guess, it takes time and can't always keep up with the progress.Β
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Holy shit... However many watchers you have, it's not enough.
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Back to basics, and it works a treat, awesome interpretationΒ Β
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No, it's based on an edmontosaurus skull. In general I don't use other than my own reference images.
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Oh. But that's just uncanny though...
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Of course, I could use a horse as reference for the light and shadows. But it wouldn't have been that horse Β Β
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This is beyond... AMAZING!!!!! You've made it so real, so believable, it looks like an animal that's living today. There's something really gentle in it, it rekinds of a horse. As if I can reach my hand and pet it on its tough scaly hide!!! Magnificent!!!
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Oh wow, thank you very very much!
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It looks so realistic, especially the eyeball!
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Is there any evidence for the head ornamentation or is this just speculative?
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Yes, it seems it really existedΒ phenomena.nationalgeographic.cβ¦
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Thanks for the links. I've dug up these animals.
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Nice touch with the little birds perching on its back!
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Absolutely wonderful!Β Β Even if the new look to good 'ol Edmontosaurus is a bit odd.
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Thank youΒ Β It sure is odd, but you better get used to it!
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You're very welcome ! Awesome work
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Wow! That's like James Gurney's style. Amazing work!
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I still can't believe you did this with ArtRage. I've had that program for a while and I still have trouble figuring it out. Just incredibly well done!
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My technique is actually really simple, mostly the oil brush tool, a little air brush. But it takes a while...
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And you probably also have loads of experience with traditional paints
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Can't deny that, although I don't know if it matters so much in the end. Routine may help, but on the other hand you can develop your technique and skill quite fast - it's more like realizing things rather than working very hard. Of course that (realizing things) can come through working hard, too, and it often does. But yeah, I paint digitally pretty much the same way I paint in traditional mediums.
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