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Published: 2012-12-02 00:37:19 +0000 UTC; Views: 18864; Favourites: 365; Downloads: 74
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Xenoceratops foremostensis, the newly described ceratopsian, for the HellCreek 2013 calendar.Now with the correct number of fingers...but an overpronated hand.
Included in the 2013 Archosaur Calendar! ---> www.cafepress.com/deinonychus_β¦
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Amazing!! This is digital art? Right? I wish i could do that
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Oh ok, thanks, yeah that is nice. The details on your dinosaurs are amazing.
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this looks so realistic, the colour palette is great
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Gorgosaurus....what is your opinion about this Picture????
www.deviantart.com/art/Gorgosaβ¦
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Oh I like it a lot! I've seen the progress in FB. Frank is a great traditional artist. The one on the right, I'm not sure if it is a young Gorgo or a Troodontid...but it's still really nice.
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Amazing work, very stunning picture.
I love it
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You're welcome
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I prefer muddy ground for late cretaceous....late cretaceous was humid!
I believed late cretaceous was a colorful world...colorful flowers and some insects related to flowers (ladybirds, moth, wasp), birds with pretty voice, blue and green dragonfly, slimy
snail, fruit tree exist in late cretaceous....volcano and dust air related to volcano smoke and flowers pollination exist....you can add such things to your pictures for making a better imagination about Tyrannosaurs and ceratops life.....
I hope my advise do not make you angry...it is just an friendly advice from a lonely biologist.....I always like your art very much!
Best wishes for you and your family, your brother always, Amin Khaleghparast (a lonely biologist from Tehran, IRAN)
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it's okey Amin, thanks for the advise
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Don't worry too much about the pronated hand, ceratopsians had more flexibility in their joints than most "experts" give them credit for anyway. The hands weren't exactly supinated either, they were somewhere in between. But the elbows probably should be bowed out a little more for this to be a plausible hand posture (not sprawling, just elbows bowed out - the hands were not stuck out to the side like in some outdated ceratopsian mounts *smithsonian cough cough*).
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nice scene, is beautiful, when the earth was "virgin"
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haha it's the star of the moment!
thanks
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I'm glad you like it
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Fantastic!
Just one izzy-bitty-little-thing: How many claws are an that foot? I hope not more than three.
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