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Euoplocephalus tutus. Pencil, 2010.Reference: [link]
I guess the proportions are a bit off (especially the head) but I rarely draw ankylosaurians.
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This is a frontal view, but that shows you how the legs were under the carriage. suddenly slimming off into the tail.
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It's actually a lot easier said than done.
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Thanks for the comments. You are right in your criticism and I'll have it in mind next time I'm drawing ankylosaurs. I'm really not used to draw these animals.
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Yeah me neither. Nasty little bastards. You gotta be one to draw one.
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Head's a bit large, thing needs to be a bit more low slung, not like Saichania or Pinacosaurus. Try to make the hindlimb femoral muscles a bit wider, as to make the hindlimbs appear as if they were somewhat under the sacral shield.
Don't use mine as ref, since I'm a shitty artist, but I'd go in the direction of what I've described above. Remeber the thing's hips are very wide.
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Aside the giant head, are there any really obvious problems with this reconstruction? Well, in your opinion of course.
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lol! anyway I see that the shoulder is shorter from the skeleton, if you look at it, yours is short from shoulder to head. That's pretty much it.
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