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Weird-Duck — Blank stare?
Published: 2007-06-18 13:02:32 +0000 UTC; Views: 598; Favourites: 10; Downloads: 15
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A drawing in Gregory S. Paul's Predatory Dinosaurs Of The World was used as a reference for the pose. I think I make dromaeosaur feet look kind of odd front on, so, y'know. This drawing is boring and was more practice than anything.Related content
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Personally, I prefer to see your drawings without the filters. Still, I can see a hint of blankness on that face.
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It isn't *that* heavily filtered. I don't think it looks dramatically different from the base image.
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Heh, well I'm quite sensitive to these things 
In my humble opinion, editing traditional artwork slightly by enhancing the colours and fixing the background is good practise, but if one is going to start changing the appearance of the media (digitising their work), then it should be an all-or-nothing decision. I've butchered a few drawings of my own in the past using smart blur.
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So cute! You chose a really good pose, I must say!
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I..guess you're speaking in Spanish, and unfortunately I only speak English. So, whaddya trying to say?
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I've taken around three years of Spanish in middle and high school, so I'd translate that comment as, "Is she sad or what?"
...Now that I think of it, I think translating this comment is probably the most useful thing I've ever been able to do with my knowledge of Spanish.
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LOL so do i! let me see what google tranlate has. hmmm. she/he said "this sad one or that?" from got love google! *disappers*
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