spinosaurus1 artwork

[spinosaurus1]

meyerasaurus victor


liopleurodon ferox


thalattoarchon saurophagis


Deinocheirus


Poekilopleuron bucklandii


siats meekerorum

[DinoLord]

These are great! Excellent use of colored pencils.

[Yutyrannus]

Welcome to the forum ! These are very cool pictures, I especially like the Siats.

[Manatee]

These are amazing drawings, I'd say some of the best I've seen on the forum. 

[Rathalosaurus]

This drawings are gorgeous. The best I've ever seen.

[spinosaurus1]

thank you all for your commentary.
nanuqsaurus hoglundi. I'm honestly not that proud of this one


spinosaurus sketch


( this is a rather old drawing)
xiphactinus audax

[Rathalosaurus]

You SHOULD be proud. As I said, these are GORGEOUS!!!!

[A.Garcia]

I really enjoyed looking at these- nicely done. My favorite might be Poekilopleuron. Its sleek appearance and pose gives off something like a goanna-ish air; it is taking in its surroundings or picking up a scent. How do you go about choosing poses? Maybe I'm a perfectionist but I've always felt that I wouldn't be happy making 2d pictures without a model or maquette to guide me for things like foreshortening. I think these have potential to look really great with digital editing, too, such as heightened shadows/contrast or added background.

[109]

Beautiful work! :-)

[Pinkamena]

These are all totally awesome! You definitely should be proud!

My fave is the Xiphactinus 

[fabricious]

I saw these on deviantArt already, great work and progress! Try working a bit on your perspective and you should be in a higher league in no time!

[spinosaurus1]

I really enjoyed looking at these- nicely done. My favorite might be Poekilopleuron. Its sleek appearance and pose gives off something like a goanna-ish air; it is taking in its surroundings or picking up a scent. How do you go about choosing poses? Maybe I'm a perfectionist but I've always felt that I wouldn't be happy making 2d pictures without a model or maquette to guide me for things like foreshortening. I think these have potential to look really great with digital editing, too, such as heightened shadows/contrast or added background.

thanks alot
a lot of my drawings are in fact, inspired by birds and varanids. this would also lead to many poses, which I end up viewing many photos of both creatures, as well as skeletal mounts of any specific theropod. so i'm glad the goanna-ish like feel to the illustration came out correctly.

[spinosaurus1]

a few more rather old drawings before I start posting new ones.( my most recent one i'm working on as of now is a sinosaurus walking alongside a panguraptor)
spinosaurus


onchopristis( I've actually drawn this with Crayola pencils in school. so anatomical inaccuracies may be evident. {cough}dentition{cough}


Leaellynasaura( also done in Crayola color pencils)

[alexeratops]

Great drawings! I can relate with you, I draw during class too. tee hee.

[Yutyrannus]

That makes three of us, I draw in class too (usually dragons, but occasionally prehistoric life) . Anyway, those are really cool drawing's, I especially like the color pattern on the Onchopristis.

[Pachyrhinosaurus]

Those are amazing drawings! They look like ones out of a textbook or something of the sort. Can't wait to see more.

[sauroid]

beautiful art work. would love to see more.

[spinosaurus1]

sinosaurus and panguraptor

[Manatee]

It looks wonderful! I especially like the coat of floof on the Panguraptor; seeing feathers on something that isn't a coelurosaur is always nice, even without the lack of solid evidence. Speculation for the win!

[spinosaurus1]

cartorhynchus lenicapus