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Eudimorphodon ranzii
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Published: 2009-01-27 17:11:46 +0000 UTC; Views: 25419; Favourites: 926; Downloads: 1018
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ecoline & acrylics by brushEudimorphodon: one of the oldest Italian flying reptile in the world.
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Comments: 66
Very dynamic! I love how you can make extinct creatures look as if they are still alive today.
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Really nice angling it like kind of gives this picture depth and it looks like the Eudimorphodon are like diving.
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Are you a science illustrator for prehistory creatures? Not just fantasy or monster but make viewer feel accuracy and believable~
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Amazing background.... I want to paint trees like that!
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The perspective and lighting of this artwork is amazing. You have captured a wonderful scene right from your imagination with such skill. The colours of the Eudimporphodon's seem out of place within the greens of the forest, but artistically it is a beautiful image with the subjects clearly visible and spectacular.
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Hello! This reproduction is really very successful! I would like that it appears on a site speaking about animals, dinosaurs... it would be a beautiful illustration for the index card of Eudimorphodon! Do you accept?
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I'll get this printed and stick it to the top of my sister's bed when she's asleep. XDDD
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WOW, this is really detailed, I love it! You've depicted them very well.
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I am floored by the perspective that you achieved with this. The skill and detail is amazing. Plus, the fact that it is traditional makes it all the better.
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Congrats on the DD-you deserve it! Your work is always amazing; anyone of them could have won.
And this is very hard to believe you painted it all-but paint it you did!
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its amazing how people can do so much detail. it not only inspires me but i cant imagine how much patience it takes.. O_o
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Whats this!? A dino I don't know about! Gah, I'm out of date >.<
Very nice job yep yep!
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It almost looked as if the trees in the background were taken by a camera, and then you look upwards to where there is more detail and realize that it was actually drawn in.
Very nice. 
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I reallu like the background!
the orange, with the green are trule amazing!
amazing feature ^snowmask
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heh I've always liked dinosaurs! and they look so fierce in this picture, just like real. some kind of.
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this is great! having a little trouble believing its a traditional painting like it says. too clean to be true!
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They look under-nourished! Hungry lizards, watch out!
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Why did so few people comment on this spectacular artwork, I wonder?
I, for one, honestly like the poses you used for the dinosaurs, but also the contrast between warm and cold colours. Not to mention all the details in the back and foreground. I think this picture is worthy of a museum illustration and it should be used as such and nothing less. Or as a publication in a magazine such as National Geographic.
It is all very astounding.
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really wonderful image of a pterosaur. I love the angle and the lighting, a sense of claustrophobia as all these reptiles come rushing down at you.
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I'm glad they the are not flying around like this anymore
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I love the science in the art! I wish I knew what medium this is, acrylic?
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A beautiful photo
Oh, hey wait, these animals are extincted 
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