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maniraptora — Cearadactylus atrox
Published: 2006-05-10 12:35:52 +0000 UTC; Views: 922; Favourites: 15; Downloads: 42
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Brazilian pterosaurIt pursues Grant and the childrens in Michael Crichton`s Jurassic Park
Pencils and Photoshop
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O famoso Cearadactylus... uma pena que a Universal não o tenha adicionado ao filme.
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y peor aun, nos ofrecen un Pteranodon con dientes en la tercera version de la saga (aunque en la segunda, el Pteranodon no tiene dientes.... mmmmmm)
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Nossa, é verdade!!! Que horror!
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Não liga para o metido a sabidão da 1ª mensagem Ezequiel, sei como ele é, o cara se acha a última Coca-Cola do deserto na paleonto... é como o Tito disse, não está 100% acurado, mas está muito legal!!!
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graciaaaaaas!!! si, tengo que corregirlo... varias cosas para corregir...
ese es el problema cuando uno se pone a dibujar animales sin saber muy bien como eran, y sin tener demasiados conocimientos al respecto.
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Muy buen trabajo con el color, te felicito sinceramente.
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muchas gracias Juan Pablo!. la verdad, me cuesta mucho decidir los colores, y en general los voy viendo sobre la marcha... creo que seria mejor planear de antemano la coloracion y despues pintar... pero bueno, mientras no me quede algo innecesariamente horrible, seguire asi! jaja
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Si se tratara de algún otro linaje se podría buscar inspiración en alguna criatura viviente más o menos análoga, pero ocurre que los pterosaurios no se parecen a criatura viviente alguna en mucho aspectos importantes.
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no se parecen, no tienen representantes actuales, y ni siquiera se sabe bien con que grupos estan mas emparentados... es decir, quien demonios sabe como era un pterosaurio!!??? jajajja
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Not yet 100% acurate model, but I like the texture and collors the most.
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he. Thanks!!!!!!!!!! yes, Its not very accurate......
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At first glance, if you may apologize the bluntness, I found this to be ugly.
Tersely put, the wings are horridly broadened and look more like flaps of leather glued on the animal than anything else. You should follow ~Qilong 's rendition of the different wing models for pterosaurs on Sordes pilosus in relation to wing shape (and also seabirds for that matter). The patagia contact with the body and limbs should be less abrupt as I'd imagine it would then create less turbulence; also the first three fingers should be flat against the fourth for much the same reason.
I'm rather partial to the slot-bearing, four-wing model Cunningham and Conway put forth a few years ago but let that not hinder you in devising your own design.
All in all, it could've used more up-to-date referrences, starker shading and coloring, but is has merit despite my biased view of it.
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thanks, really!!! Well, I´m not a specialist in pterosaurs, and I must confess that I´m drawing them faster and without very specific references... Ireally appreciate your comments, I´ll try to make more research and make them more realistic...
Thanks!!!!!!!
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No problem.
And if you don't mind bearing with me a bit more 
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yes yes!!! great! really, what I need is hard information!! thanks again!!!
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