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TheDragonofDoom β Dilophosaurus Wetherilli Skeleton Study
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Published: 2017-03-21 19:39:26 +0000 UTC; Views: 9348; Favourites: 132; Downloads: 0
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Dilophosaurus wetherilli is another personal favorite of mine. They're just so odd looking! I just love how their skulls look, and their unique cleft in between their premaxilla and maxilla. I can't wait to continue my study on this guy! Skeleton done in marker, colored pencil, and white pen. Labels done in Illustrator.MY PATREON! patreon.com/RushelleKucala
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Comments: 6
Very awesome rendition of a very underrated dinosaur! Very informative too! However, you are tugging at my heart strings again. As previously mentioned, I love dinosaurs and dragons, but this deserves a serious review so I will set my emotions aside.
It's very thoughtful that you added the names of the individual bones of the skeleton. The detail of the bones makes me think and feel that I could see this in a museum somewhere. If I were still a child, I would love to have had this in my room somewhere.
I also noticed you have structures of other dinosaurs as well! I would love to see the muscle structure of this particular dinosaur when you get the chance.
Again, very nice work!
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Aww thank you! I should be finishing up the muscle study very soon, I should be able to post it sometime this week!
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One of my favorites. Looking forward to the rest.
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The snout looks a little too short, and the skull looks too boxy overall. Also, there should be short spikes behind the crests at the back of the skull. The rest of the body looks pretty good though!
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Man, I really love seeing your reconstructions. The fade-out effect you've added for the far limbs is a really neat touch! You're right too, that little left is very interesting looking, I didn't realize they had that. I wonder if their gums followed the line of the teeth, or if some of them were hidden inside the gum and functioned as replacement teeth (kinda like sharks)?
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Oh, I CANNOT WAIT for the musculature on this one ^-^
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