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Published: 2017-07-15 18:19:38 +0000 UTC; Views: 7554; Favourites: 274; Downloads: 90
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Another drawing of a Tyrannosaurus rex. I did not like some of the details of the previous figure (such as the shape of the thigh). So, here is more correct version from the point of view of proportions.
It is also the second best and my reconstruction lipped T. rex (yes, lipped theropods still have the charm 
Reference: scotthartman.deviantart.com/ar⦠Although the resulting figure is not the same throughout with skeleton, but considering the individual variability, it may be another rex.
Watercolor, black and white ink pens and black ballpoint pen, 2017.
Update: Scanned version.
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Awesome work you are very talented. Check out this one:Β www.les-dinosaures.fr/Dinos/trβ¦
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I really really like this, especially the colouration and the pose. IΒ΄m also currently working on a new up to date t rex
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Prehistoric Kingdom everyone!
One of the best T. rexes I have ever seen. Nice work!
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Thanks a lot!Β Β
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You added a dewlap! I believe you are following John Ballaze's chart?
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In fact, it was not a throat pouch, but the growth of cervical and soft tissue of the jaw, as in some lizards and crocodiles. What the chart?
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Wait, are you saying it most likely had the neck boobs everyone's been talking about?
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A friend of mine drew a chart that shows skin imprints from later tyrannosaurs such as gorgo, Alberto, daspleto, tarbo and rex itself. The skin imprints are spread all around the body including what could be a possible dewlap from a tarbosaurus.
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You mean the work by Fezraptor? Or the chart based on model from "Saurian"?
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No, the guy is not on deviantart but has a Facebook page. His chart has been peer reviewed by paleontologists. Hold on, I'll find it.
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This is a great T. rex, it's nice to see scaly tyrannosaurids making a comeback, so I do support scaly tyrannosaurids nowadays.
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Thanks! Some artists continued to draw scaly tyrannosaurids even after the descriptions of Yutyrannus. You are probably familiar with the works of Sergei Krasovskiy?
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Yes, I am familiar with the works of Sergei Kravosky.
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Nice to see scaly tyrannosaurids making a comeback
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Yes, I also like the scaly tyrannosaurids.
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Thank you!Β Β
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You're welcome!
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Thank you very much! I'm going to make some more versions in the future. For example, fully scaled or feathered more than here.
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Nice, glad you'll go with all alternatives(still waiting for one with scales and skin). Still using Tom's tyrannosauroid feathering as a guide for the latter?
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Yeah, I don't mind a scaly-leathery tyrannosaurs, unlike some others. Β Β Yes, Tom did a good job.
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The colors work very well with your illustration and I think it is the best pattern I've seen on a rex.
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Thank you, I'm happy with the result.Β Β Β
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Looks great! I think the toes might be a tad too long, but that's about it.
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Thank you very much! I think you're right, especially in the case of the right leg.
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your welcome
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Thanks a lot! Β This work was originally conceived as a colored. I first painted this with watercolors and only then inked.
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NP thats one of the best rexes ive seen in a while :>
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