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Shadow-Lockheed — Witchking On A Trex
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Published: 2013-01-27 05:59:57 +0000 UTC; Views: 690; Favourites: 39; Downloads: 0
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Got bored this week so starting a series of drawing the races of Middle Earth with a prehistoric counterpart.Still to be done:
Elf and Gallimimus
Rohirrim and Triceratops
Dwarf and Ankylosaurus
Gondorian and Pachycephalosaurus
Hobbit and Protoceratops
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Comments: 11
Should I be proud that I know each of those Dinosaurs without needing to look them up, let alone Tolkien's races?
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That would be pretty darn epic if it actually happened. XD
Who needs dragons when you've got DINOSAURS?! XD
Awesome work on the anatomy, but also on the withking! He's as scary as he should be. :3
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Thanks man! I should be uploading the others once I get the chance to finish them!
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Welcome!
Haha, good luck. XD
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I've never gotten into the LOTR series or anything but I must admit this is pretty cool. I can't wait to see the others
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Thank you!
I am working on them when I get the spare time and fixing this one a little bit as well, since some of the coloring is a lil messy.
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You're welcome^^
Since you are working on it some still, I do have some suggestions to make it better. Highlighting, especially on the metal (unless it's meant to look dull? I've worked in steel before and I've seen it sand-blasted to a dull finish). More intense streaks of white in select areas will make the armor look more metallic and ligher coloring tones in other places (bridle, clothes) will bring out more contrast. Also, the armor on the Te-Rex would cast a shadow over the eye and the jaws would shade the tongue, especially near the back.
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The armor is too be dull but I definitely will add in a few more highlights just to give it a little bit more.
I will also definitely make those other fixes on the eye and jaw.
Thank you!
You always give the best advice!
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You're welcome, as always.
That's good to know actually. I've had quite a bit of experience with critique and teaching others in highschool for AP and such but online it always feels awkward critiquing anything or giving suggestions and I'm always afraid that I'm nit-picking or being inconsiderate somehow of the artist's style or current skill level. I feel like the internet is just a really crude medium to get thoughts across benignly and a persons art is about as touchy as it gets. I try not to critique much unless I'm asked to or something.
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You can definitely critique my stuff whenever you want, not many people give me helpful feed back.
I usually end up asking if I can give critiques first since I can come off as somewhat blunt as well. I have been lucky though in that all the people whom I asked if they wanted one honestly and truly wanted one. It is a matter of time though since people are touchy on those "styles" of theirs.
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