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Published: 2009-01-13 19:01:52 +0000 UTC; Views: 3042; Favourites: 31; Downloads: 109
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So this started off with just a bunch of random blobs of digital paint and grew into some weird skeleton which may have muscles added on to it later *shrug*.Photoshop + Cintiq + time
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YOU KNOW NOTHING OF REAL ANIMAL ANATOMY.THIS RECONSTRUCTION IS FLAWED.
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heh, I just don't care.
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The arms and legs are weird, but overall pretty decent
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This is really good 
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I love his elbow fangs....
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He looks cute! If he was a tiny little bone critter, I'd want him as pet. Hell, I want him as a pet no matter what size he is!
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Even if he was 20 feet tall and needed a litter box the size of an Olympic sized pool?
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HELLZ to the yizzes! He's the cutest big guy I've ever seen. I just wanna touch his bone.
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Well I don't think he's actually that size, I'm think'n he's actually more the size of a small raptor.
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Yeah I thought he was kind of raptor-ish looking. He's still cute. Maybe we can train him!!!
Granted... this is coming from somebody who thinks tyranids are cute. [link] <-- HOW CUTE ARE THEY?!
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Thanx! Love your ghost busters pic btw.
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Nice. If you end up adding muscles and skin, Steve Bissette is a MASTER at rendering reptilians!
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Love your lightsource and painting style. Perhaps you could add muscles, then skin, then hair. Like a four-stage process. I'm rambling now. Anyway, that's very cool.
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yeah I was thinking about doing that, but the more I think about it I really need to concentrate more on environmental and storyboard work... dynamic stuff.
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