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Published: 2015-09-01 19:35:22 +0000 UTC; Views: 1912; Favourites: 57; Downloads: 9
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OOOOOHHHH YES!DIGITAL ART IS BACK, BABY!
Here's a Rex, updated to the most recent scientific knowledge. Skeleton from Scott Hartman, based off Stan the T-Rex.
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You're very welcome!Β
Quite alright, it still looks more realistic compared to entirely featherless models, as people tend to overexagratte the latest speculations
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Yeah, they almost certainly had some sort of covering or at least traces of it.
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Agreed; all of the ancestral tyrannosaurids, Dilong; even some advanced ones ilke Yutyrannus has plumage
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This is pretty good.Β I love the colors particularly
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For the last time, this an old piece.
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I know, I was just making a comment.
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Still mating for more art like this...
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Waiting****
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Uh, sure. Post the link.
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www.youtube.com/channel/UChVFSβ¦
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Hmm, interesting. You make the models yourself.
Youre doing very good! Would probably by best to give them a bit more muscle, fat, y'know, for realism. Also more feathers, obviously, but I understand the problems of running on a low-budget CGI program.
What I could suggest is animating the toes while walking. Feet don't really move like that, they aren't completely flat-footed all the time. It would be best to make the heel come up first and the toes bend as the come up off the ground. Look at Scott Hartman's skeletals or the walk cycles of birds to get what I'm saying.
Great sound work, too? How do you design the dinosaur voices?
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which of my animation is the best to you? i used motion to make sound effects
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I think the T.rex one looks best, as you use the models in positions other than profile.
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i animate dinosaurs by the way. would you like to see my animation i make?
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I guess. *shrugs*
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SinosauropteREX
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An awsome representation of how northern T. rexes could look like.
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u serious? no T-Rex would look like this!!!!!111!!!1!1!!1
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Β Ooh, you think there coat could shed or change depending on season?
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Maybe....I dont know. Definitely wouldn't strip to scales, if that's what you're thinking, that would make no sense. Feathers are a much better thermoregulators than fur, they actually LOSE heat with them.
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All theropods looked like this.Well the reality killed my childhood forever.
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Dude, what about Abelisaurs, which were definitely scaly? Or Raisuchians? Or crocodylimorphs?Β
Everybody, please stop this "ruined childhood" crap. Science is ever-changing field, what is established as fact one day can be completely altered by new edvidence tomorrow. Β Dinosaurs were real animals, not monsters. Dinosaurs would not know or care wether or not they would be considered "scary" by a species that exists millions of years ahead of them. Besides, does a covering of fur-like protofeathers somehow detract from the fact that Tyrannosaurs had the most powerful bite-force of any known animal, had banana-sized teeth that could crush bone, saliva dripping with sceptic bacteria, and arms that could lift two tons? We wouldn't know any of this either, if not for new scientific discoveries.
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I noticed the feathers.I didn't want to sound like an idiot.I was refering that feathered theropods are looking much cooler than theyre scaly counterparts.A few theropods were scaly.
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Oh. Okay! Yeah, feathered depictions are getting much better, now that people are honestly trying to work with them!
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I am a bit confused with this one. I know that fluffy rexes are very popular recently but is there any new knowledge to back this up? Β From what I saw here we still only get scale impressions from the T.Rex. Β agentlemanscientist.deviantartβ¦
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It's based largely off Arvalis's research for Saurian: arvalis.deviantart.com/art/Sau⦠though it could have actually had MORE feathering. Feathers are much better thermoregulators than fur.
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Interesting. Still, I am not convinced completely.. He mentions example of dinosaurs with scaly tails, but none of them is colesly related to T.Rex. Yutyrannus on the other hand had feathers on it's tail, T. Rex didn't have them there. Also thinkinf of elephant and mammonth, these animals are closely related yet in terms of skin covering they differ much...
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I believe it's most likely Tyrannosaurs only were only scaly on their undersides, like Ornitholestes.Β
Actually, mammoths and elephants aren't a very good model for dinosaurs. Remember, feathering is very different from fur, and can thermoregulate much better. A large animal is actually at a disadvantage without feathers.
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Thanks for some educational info.
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