spinosaurus1 artwork

[spinosaurus1]

i actually bought a pack of 6 promarkers in grey scale. that, along with a couple blue color pencils were used to color this drawing

[Kayakasaurus]

i actually bought a pack of 6 promarkers in grey scale. that, along with a couple blue color pencils were used to color this drawing

Well they seem to blend nicely. Would you mind telling me what store you got them at? I've been thinking about trying markers. How did you do the white on the edge of the gills and fin? Did you leave it blank? Thanks

[spinosaurus1]

i ordered them from amazon. there fetch a pretty good price. you can get a pack of 24 promarkers and it would cost the same as a pack of 6 copic or prismacolor markers and a pack of six promarkers are about 20- 35 dollars. well worth the money.

for the white edges, i use a white gel pen. their available in just about every hobby store if i'm not mistaken.

[spinosaurus1]

the deinocheirus stands!








all she needs now is some feathered arms and hands and then i would evaluate the overall prototype build for anything that could be corrected. once done with that, then the fun really begins.

[Belgasaure]

Wow, your sculptures in paper and drawings are amazing. I like your work.

[spinosaurus1]

thank you.
heres a arambourgainia

[ITdactyl]

  woah.... very very nice.

[triceratops83]

You're paper models are truly fantastic! They remind me of books I used to get as a child, where you press out pictures of dinosaurs and fold them so they can stand. You should find a way to market them, it'd be something of a niche product.

[spinosaurus1]

finished the prototype

[spinosaurus1]

here's yangchaunosaurus preview. i have a feeling that i made the skull too much of a tyrannosaurian esque. i think it might be due to the fact that i put a large amount of rugosity scales on the crest.

[spinosaurus1]

finished the big guy.

[Kayakasaurus]

Very nice!

[spinosaurus1]

thanks kayak

indominus rex

[Rathalosaurus]

''Oh my gosh.... look at that Rex!!!!!''

[spinosaurus1]

the dinosaur with possibly the shortest binomial name i've ever heard of. yi qi


and a very quick sketch up of a spinosaurus preparing to eat a mosasaur

[Yutyrannus]

Both of these are excellent !

[Kayakasaurus]

Good job! Someone HAD to do Yi Qi

[Dinomike]

Great stuff as always!

[DinoToyForum]

I've never commented in this thread before - really good work!

The Meyerasaurus in the first post looks like it might be based on a different genus?

[jooooo]

Awesome drawings I love them.