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Published: 2015-07-28 08:04:06 +0000 UTC; Views: 4215; Favourites: 141; Downloads: 38
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Atopodentatus uniscus, Dinocephalosaurus orientalis. Two triassic monsters from China.Colored pencils, markers, black pen, 2015.
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Love the detail and all of the fabulous colours that you have used here in this artwork
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Huh, The Dinocephalo close up looks like it has a small wound. Poor guy, maybe he got picked on by a placodont (say that 5 times fast without spitting) for his looks!
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I'm sorry, what? I don't know English very well.
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sorry, the atopodentatus appears to have small gash. Maybe he was picked on by a placodont for his looks!
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Yes, he has a small wound. I don't know why.Β Β
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Wow, that is a nice artwork of these bizzare reptiles of the Triassic period.Β You're work rocks!
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Thank you very much!Β Β
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The coast of China was certainly a strange place in the Triassic!
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Triassic coast of China - home to strange creatures.Β
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Beautiful! What happened to that Atopodentatus? It looks injured
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Thank you! Yes, he had a little wound on her neck, obtained, possibly in battle.
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Nothing happened to it, own known individuals have a school like that with the split in the upper job being hypothesized for filter feeding considering that it's full of needlelike teeth.
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No, I was making reference to the neck, haha! I know the weird shape of Atopodentatus' head
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Great work!Β I didn't know about Dinocephalosaurus.
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Thank you!
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dinocephβ¦
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Boy do I wish I had your colored pencil skills haha
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Haha, you can just as well to draw with colored pencils. Do you have something to strive for!Β Β
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I love this picture. you are a skillful artist!
I am very happy that can see four legs if Tanystropheus in frontal view. I wish you draw such position for other animals like Dimetrodon, Cynognathus too!
the position of Tanystropheus in your picture is wonderful.
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Thank you! Depicted here are notΒ Tanystropheus, butΒ his relative (see description).
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Thanks, abelisaur!Β Β
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Just.... Wow. Love the whole scene. Your water really comes alive!
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Thank you! The water was good, but I think it could be better.
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Thanks, glad you liked it!
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Thanks, Robin!
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