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masonday [2011-12-29 17:16:15 +0000 UTC]
COOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Algoroth [2011-07-25 05:25:32 +0000 UTC]
POLICE!!!!!! This artist used Greg Paul as a reference for this cool Einiosaurus!
"Gee!" says the policeman, "I didn't know Greg Paul looks like that!!!!"
Okay! A little critique for a cool drawing; it looks like the einiosaur's front limbs are pulling the rest of the body forward, which was a very likely part of their gallop. If I remember correctly, at this stage of the motions, the hind legs would be extended back more, or, if they're coming forward to catch the weight of the wee beasty, the thrusting arm would be almost fully extended back, at something like a sixty degree angle, supposing 90% to be upright.
IF he's just slow trotting, this position is almost dynamically impossible.
Also, ceratopsians of this size had thick, powerfully muscled upper arms and shoulders, far more than what you show here. Greg Paul often WAY under-muscles his ceratopsians in the shoulder/upper arms areas. Some of them actually could not have had their flesh fit over the bones. Take a gander at centrosaur skeletons and you'll se what I mean.
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Algoroth In reply to Weird-Duck [2011-07-26 15:00:58 +0000 UTC]
Cool! And I'm not talking about fat. Think rhinoceros! These animals were likely very "buff", hard and compact, though massive.
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Weird-Duck In reply to FatCaiman [2011-07-11 14:14:29 +0000 UTC]
I'm doin' alright. How are you? Still busy with school?
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CyRaptor [2011-07-05 04:59:55 +0000 UTC]
The color scheme is a bit more busy than I'd like (not to say it's poorly done or inaccurate! I'm just conservative that way), but I really like the texture and detail. I'd love to see you do more non-theropod dinosaur art, this is a great start!
P.S. Greg Paul's an ass
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