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Triceratops in the forest
Published: 2011-06-07 22:39:34 +0000 UTC; Views: 34637; Favourites: 1224; Downloads: 0
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New dinosaur from the series of images which I make for SOL 90 S.L. publishing house.Related content
Comments: 141
Beautiful work. Congratulations to the DD.
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My pleasure. You're always very welcome!
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I love this. Would love for you to join my group #DA-Art-Gallery
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I quite like this 
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3ds max + ZBrush + Photoshop + Vray
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this is very realistic and cool! I so much whish these critters would be with us today... they were truly spectacular and unique!
very nice! congrats!
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Really impressive. My only critique is the dinosaur is too "perfect". Could use some dirt & scratches & irregularity.
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Amazing work, love the details!
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My inner child screams with delight 
I love these dinosaurs! Congrats on your DD. It was well deserved
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I'm really a bloody beginner in 3-Dimensional Art and almost speechless about your work.
The Triceratops seems so real, that I guess your put a alive one in a 3-Dimensional scanner
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I only caught a glimpse of both the thumbnail and name of this, and I immediately clicked, thinking I would see "Triceratops in the backyard". This is truly outraging; words simply cannot express exactly how disappointed I am to see that it is not the case for that.
I hope, no, beg you to make a Triceratops in the backyard image. Of course, I am willing to offer something in exchange. Not 400 dA points - 5$; not 2000 dA points - 25$; not 8000 dA points - 100 $, but my gratitude - priceless.
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Amazing. However, you do know that leaves did not exist at the time this dinosaur lived?
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You're not right.
Actually I drew the most typical habitat for Triceratops.
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actually. yes, they did
look it up online, if you'd like.
or study it in any class. there were leaves at the time of the dinosaurs.
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haha (: he probably got confused. i mean leaves and grass are pretty similar? but yeah. it was grass (:
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i think you may have gotten confused with grass. that is what didn't evolve during the dinosaurs time.
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Don't wanna delve into science but its common knowledge that both grass and trees existed at the time of dinosaurs. In fact trees at that time were huge, as tall as ten stories. A few of them still stand today (see Coast Redwood California). Why do you think herbivore dinosaurs like Brachiosaurus had such long necks? Many believe they evolved into present day Giraffes and Camels. The smaller ones like Triceratops and Stegosaurus survived on ground vegetations/grass and said to have evolved into the Rhinos of today. It is even speculated that the reason dinosaurs came to an end was due to the fact that vegetaton became scarce. Therefore herbivores became scarce and in turn Carnivores suffered. You know, the food chain
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ohh. yes, i know that leaves did, in fact, exist (:
as i told the man above.
however, i did look into it and grass (our grass) did not exist (: maybe other vegetation on the ground, but not our commonly known grass.
that did not evolve (:
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Really? I also heard that "comes" was pretty much dominant then, but I honestly thought "leaves" would still be there, somewhere, only not as often as now. Wow, I still cannot believe this.
I am astounded.
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Nope, they evolved after the dinosaurs became extinct i think.
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(Note of interest: daffodil with lots of f's and l's is right)
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Triceratops serrus! That means that this animal is some kind of rhinoceros of Jurassic Age. But your image is quite realistic!
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Beautiful work here. The detail and quality of the work reminds me of Walking with Dinosaurs.
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Wow, this is awesome and totally amazing! Congrats on the DD!
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Wow! This is brilliant! The details are stunning and the background fits perfectly~ I love the lighting in this piece too~ wonderful! ^-^
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Amazing texture and environment, so natural! I can practically feel the murkiness of the environment and the heat of the sun here!
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I like the lighting and the reflection most! Nice!
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Damn, that's well done. Was a big Dino fan growing up, still got a bit of it...
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The level of detail in this one is amazing...it looks almost real!
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