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So lately, I've been qutie busy with art-college...
and one thing i've been developing is my skills with acrylic paints...

so as kinda a nice special christmas treat, i thought I'd showcase some of the paintings I did.
testing my acrylic skills with dinosaurs.... i hope you enjoy

The subject of the last one is another take on the recently described Ubirajara
in this case, we have a group of them by a small pond.
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INFO

Name: Ubirajara jubatus
meaning: "lord of the spear"
Family group: Coelurosaurian theropod, specially part of the Compsognathidae family
Diet: Omnivore (it's likely to have fed on small bugs, grubs, seeds and other small things scattered on the floor)
Era: mid Cretaceous period (specially the Albian sub-period) 110 million years ago
Size: barely a foot tall and one meter long.
Weight: 2 or 3 kilograms
Habitat: the tropical shore of a shallow inland sea.
Fossil's Location: the Crato Formation in brazil
Discovered/Described by: Robert S. H. Smyth in 2020
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hope you like it.

Description
So lately, I've been qutie busy with art-college...
and one thing i've been developing is my skills with acrylic paints...

so as kinda a nice special christmas treat, i thought I'd showcase some of the paintings I did.
testing my acrylic skills with dinosaurs.... i hope you enjoy

The subject of the last one is another take on the recently described Ubirajara
in this case, we have a group of them by a small pond.
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INFO

Name: Ubirajara jubatus
meaning: "lord of the spear"
Family group: Coelurosaurian theropod, specially part of the Compsognathidae family
Diet: Omnivore (it's likely to have fed on small bugs, grubs, seeds and other small things scattered on the floor)
Era: mid Cretaceous period (specially the Albian sub-period) 110 million years ago
Size: barely a foot tall and one meter long.
Weight: 2 or 3 kilograms
Habitat: the tropical shore of a shallow inland sea.
Fossil's Location: the Crato Formation in brazil
Discovered/Described by: Robert S. H. Smyth in 2020
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hope you like it.