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Xiphactinus — High jump
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Published: 2015-08-31 17:15:58 +0000 UTC; Views: 3630; Favourites: 140; Downloads: 28
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Grippia longirostris, primitive ichthyosaur from the Triassic of Northern Europe, and Eastern Asia, jumps out of the water.Related content
Comments: 27
Super cool! I think this is the first breaching basal ichthyosaur I've seen.
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Thank you! You will see more soon.
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This guy really must've went deep down to get that kind of momentum
my only critic would be about the water. Surrounding the splash would be choppy, but you would get much smoother. And under the Grippia, there shold be tiny droplets and splashes from the carried water. Hopefully I was of good assistance
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Thank you for your criticism, friend.
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Отличный рисунок! Красота! Живая поза, вода получилась. Во-общем порадовал.
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Спасибо! Только с водой немножко не то, ну и ладно, в след. раз лучше будет. Всё-таки редко до этого рисовал животных в окружении.
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Your stuff keeps getting better and better
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Thank you! I'll have to do some more drawings with primitive ichthyosaurs.
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You're welcome! I'd love to see more
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Impressive jump! I really like the pose of the animal and the work on the perspective. The splashing water effect looks really nice but I think the water surface could use a bit more work in general (in my opinion the ripples look a bit too regular and similar to each other).
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Thank you! I know the water was not quite perfect, but this is my first job like that. Thank you for the advice.
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Thank you! I know the water was not quite perfect, but this is my first job like that. Thank you for the advice.
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Absolutely gorgeous! You are outdoing yourself with every new deviation!
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Thank you! Progress - steady process.
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