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Published: 2008-11-23 17:00:13 +0000 UTC; Views: 9761; Favourites: 114; Downloads: 2511
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Epidexipteryx hui. Pencil, 2008.References:
Dinomaniac- [link]
Afrovenator- [link]
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Very Welcome !
Amazing Artworks !
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It is a strange and weird theropod but COOL !!!
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looks fantastic! i explored this little guy only recently, i had no idea about its existence before 
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I usually use 2B and 5B pencils. This piece is not an exception.
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I'm curious why you were asking me? 
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Oh gosh, lots, any that I can shade good with, 2B, 4B, Graphite, woodless grapite 4B, many more. and even combos.
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Many people like to use many types of pencils and that's not a bad thing, but I think two types of pencils are more than enough.
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Perhaps one of the strangest-looking dinosaurs we've found yet, but it's weirdly awesome. An excellent rendition!
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Indeed. There are many weird dinosaurs but this one is one of the weirdest.
Thank you!
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That's the best Epi reconstruction I've seen so far...
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Nicely done! The collar on the neck looks familiar - is it from a species of pigeon? Pheasant?
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Thank you!
It's based on the collar of Pheasant. I think that birds like pheasant and peacock are very good choice if a paleoartist is looking for ideas about the coloration of some of these strange bird-like dinosaurs.
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Ah, I knew I had seen it somewhere. Ground-dwelling birds are good models for dinos, I agree.
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Incredible piece of work! Very detailed, and I especially like it that you used different poses for the head.
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Thank you!
Thanks to your work (and Dinomaniac's skeletal drawing) I got a good idea about Epidexipteryx's skull so it wasn't very hard to draw the head in different poses.
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Nice
Those are rather sharp looking teeth.
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I just read an article on this little guy. I love your rendition.
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