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Scipionyx's Drawings

Started by Scipionyx, April 22, 2014, 11:25:44 AM

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Scipionyx

Hello. As I said in my introduction thread, I often draw dinosaurs and other prehistoric animals. Here are some examples I have drawn recently, I hope you like them!

Archaeopteryx lithographica


Leaellynasaura. I have heard that it is likely that small ornithopods had feather-like integument on their bodies. I'm not completely convinced, but I decided to try anyway. I decided to draw it as thick and woolly, because Leaellynasaura lived in a cold environment.


Tyrannosaurus and Struthiomimus. I thought I'd be clever here and add accurate-ish plant life, but it turns out fossils of Ginkgoites (the genus I was thinking of while drawing the tree) haven't been found in the Hell Creek formation (where this was meant to be set).

This last one is inaccurate, because instead of measuring proportions from photos of fossils or skeletal restorations (as I normally do), I just looked at some of the skeletal diagrams in Greg Paul's Predatory Dinosaurs of the World and drew it without measuring. This of course means that the proportions are incorrect, and the shape of the skulls are probably wrong too.

Any critique on accuracy/plausibility or artistic quality would be very much appreciated. I'm always looking to improve accuracy, especially on ornithichians, as I know next to nothing about their anatomy! You can expect me to post more drawings soon.

Painting by Heinrich Harder.


Scipionyx


Painting by Heinrich Harder.

Balaur

Oh hey! I know you from deviantart. I'm Alexornis Antecedens!w

Scipionyx

It's nice to see a familiar face!

Painting by Heinrich Harder.

EmperorDinobot

Excellent work with Archaeopteryx!

Scipionyx

I've drawn another Archaeopteryx, this time coming down to land.

Painting by Heinrich Harder.

Balaur


Yutyrannus

I saw that on deviantart earlier, it is very good :).

"The world's still the same. There's just less in it."

Scipionyx


Painting by Heinrich Harder.

Scipionyx

If anyone is interested, I've drawn a few more drawings since I last posted.

Spinosaurus in the water.

Iguanodon portrait.

Changyuraptor foraging in the leaf litter.

Three portraits: Deinonychus, Archaeopteryx and Caudipteryx.

As always, anything in the way of constructive criticism would be extremely helpful (especially on the Iguanodon)!

Painting by Heinrich Harder.


laticauda

Nice drawings!  Personally my favorite was, Changyuraptor foraging in the leaf litter.

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