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Published: 2012-01-04 21:11:16 +0000 UTC; Views: 875; Favourites: 5; Downloads: 0
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With the new year, I decided also to try something new: Pre-renderized skin! It's not a masterpiece but I really wanted to see what would come out.
Yep, Oru again from my version of Dinosaur Adventure. Special thanks to my bro for telling me how to fix his legs
I know the Tyrannosaur was more unched over, but keep on mind that bones aren't loked in a certain position, especially vertebrae column is quite flexible, so I guess our old friend here could rise his back up a bit without troubles.
I piked these colors because I've always imagined them with dark tones, surely nothing flashy for not getting noticed too much, they're predators after all. At the top left you can see the original model: an old and senile dinosaur who can predict earthquakes thanks to machines VS middle-aged but full of experience dinosaur that sounds like Mufasa and who knows nature's premonition signs of almost anything. Take your bet on the winners! XD
Art is (c) by me, lskaori
Oru and Dinosaur Adventure are (c) by Dingo Pictures
Credits to whoever did that texture skin.
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GiΓ ... peccato che andavo alle elementari quando Γ¨ uscito!
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One: That answer just made me smile so hard. X3
Two: REGARDLESS OF WHETHER OR NOT YOU KNOW, YOU ARE AMAZING YUS!
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I couldn't help that XD
You're right on this one! I've chanced a senile reptilian thing into a middle-aged T-Rex who still kicks royal asses!
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Nice one! It's a very good thing to try different variations of layers on a drawing; you get to know how it looks like and how to work on with it later on - awesome work!
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Thanks! And to think I was afraid of making everything freeze once again! You should try textures too, it's really funny to see what might come out
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Great! Thankfully online you can find lots of stuff to make textures with. I've tried many times before this drawing was complete, with one he looked like he was wrapped in bubble wrapper and with another one he seemed covered with that sponge used for isolate music rooms
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Funny and ridicolous. Just imagine a creature big as a bus covered in bubble wrapper and a WTF look on his face
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I can imagine that and 
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More than jungle it's the North American woods, but the humiliation is the same XDDD "Dad? What happened to you?" "Don't ask and you'll keep your sanity."
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At least he didn't said "You'll now when you'll be older." The classic answer of a parent who doesn't want to answer in the first place.
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The original looks like a grumpy old man XD Yours is at least a dinosaur-shaped creature X3 The feathers on his head and arms are a really nice touch :3 Also, the darker tones suit him better indeed.
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He wasn't even grumpy in the first place, too senile for that! XD I wanted to give that feeling of "old bastard that still kicks ass" Maybe it could be even better if the head feathers moved along with his expressions?
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That would be a cool idea. Like a frilled lizard, his feathers could raise when he's angry and flatten when he's scared, or something like that :3
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And maybe he could have bird-like habits, like taking sand baths for getting rid of parasites :3
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Non ci vuole molto a fare di meglio di quella roba a dire il vero. Persino un bimbo di 6 anni potrebbe farcela.
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Ammetto perΓ² che disegnarlo Γ¨ stato divertente. Ho avuto l'occasione di provare varie texture differenti.
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eh si.. puoi dirlo forte.
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Ci sono molte pelli da rettile da usare, perΓ² quelle che sono decenti su un disegno sono davvero poche.
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e sopratutto realistiche
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Sì, ammetto che questa che ho usato era chiamata "pelle di drago", ma i dinosauri non sono nemmeno definibili come rettili veri e propri al 100%, quindi mi è capitata a fagiolo.
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uhm uhm..a pensarci neanche un drago e definito propriamente rettile
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PerΓ² i draghi si tende a definirli lucertole quasi per obbligo, ma nulla vieta di ipotizzare che siano "cugini" dei dinosauri, l'anello mancante fra rettile e uccello. Del resto, i fossili sono stati definiti "ossa di drago" fin dalla notte dei tempi.
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Certo... alcuni sono arrivati a credere che anche i denti di squali preistorici fossero lingue di drago... no comment su questo. Ma so che in Cina molte di queste ossa sono finite come farmaci.
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"Ossa di drago" per me Γ¨ un titolo piΓΉ onorevole che "Roba fasulla creata dagli scienziati per ingannarci."
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Almeno ammettono che si tratta di ossa vere. Pietrificate dalla fossilizzazione, ma sempre ossa sono.
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Ora che ci penso... praticamente loro davano ai pazienti pietra e sabbia!
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Ehm... visti gli ingredienti, dubito che funzionassero.
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Molti piΓΉ decessi delle guarigioni, vero?
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Perfettamente logico...!
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Possibile che non hanno mai connesso le morti con la medicina?
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sono sicura che qualsiasi supposizione venisse messa a tacere con la giustifica che era " un segno del cielo"
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....No comment.... la cosa peggiore Γ¨ che c'Γ¨ ancora chi ci crede.
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bhe che te devo dì!
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Bèh, consoliamoci sul fatto che quel momento di "medicina" da noi è passato da qualche secolo. Solo che da noi si usavano le mummie egizie.
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