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Published: 2006-09-01 18:51:31 +0000 UTC; Views: 13074; Favourites: 223; Downloads: 208
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I took these heads from a web site during class and drew them down in a different media....I chose the ones most of you wouldn't know, I hope you like them...graphite as always....the website was jurassic park insitutes and the artist is TIM BRADLEY, best regards to Tim and thank you for the graphite practice.Related content
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these are awesome drawings 
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Nice, but that Carnotaurus is very inaccurate.
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Carnotaurus has a very short snout that snout is more like a raptors snout
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hahahaha irritator XD what did it do?? piss of T-Rex until he got eaten? lol
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Funny story behind the name, apparently because of it's odd skull, it irratated the scientist responsible for putting it together. Thus the name was taken...
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lol oh? makes sense
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pretty neat, I like the graphite and the way you shaded it.
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nice you chose kakaru, the australian dinosaur (im australian). and is the kakaru a meat eater
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I've always loved dinosaurs since I was a little kid,& I still do, this is one for the gallery
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omg O.O these are AWESOME!!!! But you've only done theropods and raptors, any special reason?
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Very nice sketchwork! Lot of interesting info on dinosaurs here as well, good stuff.
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OMFG, those dino's look so ''AWESOME'' , man i mean , bro your a pro
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Thanks bud, I appreciate it...
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Dude, those dinosaurs look so AWESOME, bro your a pro. keep on the good work.
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Nice, but please give a little credit to the original artist in the artists comments section.
Unfortunately a lot of those skulls are out out date. In fact the first one is actually a nodasaur, related to the ankylosaurus. The Irritator skull doesn't have a crest like that, the Carnotaurus skull should be short and high. Giganotosaurus should have a chin, a minor thing but it's a defining characteristic of the clade.
Dinosaurs are always cool, don't et anyone tell you otherwise!
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I'll tell you otherwise, and this is a practice sketch, not so much for the 'educatiuonal' aspects of revering your 'cool' dinosaurs but for capturing design and concept, shade and shape...I drew this years ago, I wasn't even in college yet so frankly people's opinion of the pieces doesn't scave me in the slightest....I don't aim to please, I simply aim to draw, so thank you for your input 'captian dinosaur' but I'm not into dinosaurs nor do I draw them on a routine basis...thanks for the lesson though...
P.S. One of the dinosaurs names is completely wrong, a paleotologist went through and looked at them and pointed it out years ago and I never bothered changing it....truth to support my claim...
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Your being an ass. Just credit the aritst. I'm sick of dealing with art theives.
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Yo, the artist name is not referanced but the original work and website to find the works are dumbass, if you have a problem with 'art thieves' DON'T LOOK AT THE WORKS! Easy logic...
On a side note the Jurassic Park Institute, the original commisioners for the peices are clearly referanced in the bio, so unless you're blind, retarted or plain stupid you should be able to see it in clear english, hell I'll even say it in spansh or portuguese if you'd like me to...inform yourself before you speak or just shut the hell up...
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Child, here is the art:
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The artists name is Tim Bradly. The Jurassic park institute no longer exists. And they didn't do the artwork. I saw that you mentioned you took the art from somewhere that's why I asked nicely for you to credit the actual artist. But you did what all the little art thieves do, you lashed out at me. If you'd stop crying about being caught and just add the name everyone would have been happy.
I'm done with your infantile crying.
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Thank you for the information, I couldn't find the name to begin with and as I said, I drew this years ago, I'll be sure to credit the original artist, best wishes and thanks again...
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Luv it.
I pride myself for knowing more about dinosaurs then the teenager failing their chem test next to me, but it appears I am outclassed.
Interestingly enough Me and my bro r thinking of making a comic with dinosaurs, and I tried drawing a a giganatosaurus using a skeleton from wikipedia as a referance, but it is not match for this!
Maybe I can draw like that sumday (one can dream can't he?)
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Learn basic muscle structure and anatomy of modern life and apply the knowledge to the fossils, birds ( ostriches) are your friends...after you know the anatomy and the comparison of the modern and archaic beings drawing them becomes easy, this is actually a simplification of dinosaurs and is NOT scientifically acurate...more for practice than science. By the way, this is an OLD peice, I couldn't tell you much more about dinosaurs that I didn't know in the past...I'm in military obsession mode...lol.
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those are cool. though i've only heard of one of them
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I LOVE dinosaurs. I've loved them since I was 4, and I still do. I draw them on almost any paper. even at school. Alot of people where I live love my drawings.
Nice dinosaur heads you drew. I love them, and i know all of those dinos.
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Impressive... No wait I take that back, I should say Very Impressive. You can draw the mouths and muscle features better than me.
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I would hope so, I'm 22 and have spent years in developing muscle anatomy and bone referance structures for which to base my drawings off of...lol
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great job with the dinos. i know alot of em, but you surprised me with a couple ive never heard of,. but yeah you did wonderfully
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one of them is incorrectly named....lets see if you can figure which one.
Thank you though.
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thank you, glad you like it...
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Wow, very beautiful! And Im like you, I love dinosaurs. I too study them a lot. I love how you did these with charcoal. They look very realistic, great job. I also love the variety in the species here. Beautiful job! Us dinosaur luvers have 2 stay together! lol jk, so intense.
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actually, it's in graphite..good guess though...haha
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Cool! I have heard of these....and actually studied a few. In fact Saurophaganax is my state fossil....and the museum that I volunteer at has one in the ancient life exhibit. Dinosaurs are cool so I'm not gonna make fun of you.
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haha, thanks, I actually missed one of the names all together...see if you can spot it.
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I would try to spot it except for the fact that I am way out of it cause I've been working all day. What did you miss?
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sauropelta is actually an anklyosaur. i forgot what the real name is.
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Ohhhh right.....I'm not so tired anymore cause I got about 10 hours of sleep 
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Thoroughly impressed. I used to pride myself on being relatively knowledgeable about dinosaurs, but I seem to have let slip a bit. I feel, that prehistorically I spread myself too far, and then just went for general knowledge. Oh hindsight, how you taunt me!!
Anyhoo, enough about me. you're very good at drawing those reptilian besties and talk about them too. I'll try and stick on a few of mine at some point...
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hahaha...thank you but i slipped myself...i was basing the drawings off of information, and i messed up because i was in a hurry and after 3 years of having this drawing somone caught it! hahahahaha so yeah...i know alot but hudos to the guy who caught the mistake i just never got to rectifying....oh and thank you for the compliment....much love to you, edo
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Where did you get the idea that Sauropelta is a horned theropod? It's really an ankylosaur!
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you know what i worte down the wrong name...lemme make it clear to everybody...wow, the first person to spot that....thanks bunches lemme get the right name for it for you.....
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