Updated the wikipedia page for pyroraptor with some new art...

[Reuben03]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pyroraptor


tell me what you think!

[Brocc21]

I'd say its definitely good enough to for Wikipedia! One criticism however,  I'd work on your feet anatomy. Feet are the thing anyone whos ever tried to draw a dinosaur has struggled with.

[Reuben03]

I'd say its definitely good enough to for Wikipedia! One criticism however,  I'd work on your feet anatomy. Feet are the thing anyone whos ever tried to draw a dinosaur has struggled with.

YES THANK YOU AHH i struggled with feet SO MUCH

any tips or useful images i welcome. i am desperate to get better at dinosaur feet

[Sim]

The top of the snout should be smooth, no deinonychosaur has anything rising on the snout.  Also, the remiges look strange to me, it looks like they don't extend all the way up the ulna and the secondaries appear to attach to the hand which they shouldn't do.

[Reuben03]

The top of the snout should be smooth, no deinonychosaur has anything rising on the snout.  Also, the remiges look strange to me, it looks like they don't extend all the way up the ulna and the secondaries appear to attach to the hand which they shouldn't do.

thats eye catching fleshy soft tissue, this individual is a fella lookin for love lol



and yeah everything you said about the wings is just because i suck LOL

[GojiraGuy1954]

The top of the snout should be smooth, no deinonychosaur has anything rising on the snout.  Also, the remiges look strange to me, it looks like they don't extend all the way up the ulna and the secondaries appear to attach to the hand which they shouldn't do.

thats eye catching fleshy soft tissue, this individual is a fella lookin for love lol



and yeah everything you said about the wings is just because i suck LOL

Neither of those are animals which bite each others faces often during intraspecific combat

[stargatedalek]

Neither of those are animals which bite each others faces often during intraspecific combat

Nor do we have any evidence that dromaeosaurs did that. Tyrannosaurs probably did, but there is no evidence for it being commonplace to other theropods.

Additionally, turkies will absolutely peck and even tear at others display wattles, the ability to fight off other turkies and keep it looking healthy is part of the reason behind it as a measure of physical fitness.

[Reuben03]

Neither of those are animals which bite each others faces often during intraspecific combat

Nor do we have any evidence that dromaeosaurs did that. Tyrannosaurs probably did, but there is no evidence for it being commonplace to other theropods.

Additionally, turkies will absolutely peck and even tear at others display wattles, the ability to fight off other turkies and keep it looking healthy is part of the reason behind it as a measure of physical fitness.

^^^

[Reuben03]

The top of the snout should be smooth, no deinonychosaur has anything rising on the snout.  Also, the remiges look strange to me, it looks like they don't extend all the way up the ulna and the secondaries appear to attach to the hand which they shouldn't do.

thats eye catching fleshy soft tissue, this individual is a fella lookin for love lol



and yeah everything you said about the wings is just because i suck LOL

Neither of those are animals which bite each others faces often during intraspecific combat

Also keep pigeons and watch them get in a row,

they will bite anything.

[GojiraGuy1954]

Neither of those are animals which bite each others faces often during intraspecific combat

Nor do we have any evidence that dromaeosaurs did that. Tyrannosaurs probably did, but there is no evidence for it being commonplace to other theropods.

Additionally, turkies will absolutely peck and even tear at others display wattles, the ability to fight off other turkies and keep it looking healthy is part of the reason behind it as a measure of physical fitness.

Pretty sure we have it in Acrocanthosaurus and Allosaurus too.

No reason for 2 groups to do so but not the rest

[GojiraGuy1954]

The top of the snout should be smooth, no deinonychosaur has anything rising on the snout.  Also, the remiges look strange to me, it looks like they don't extend all the way up the ulna and the secondaries appear to attach to the hand which they shouldn't do.

thats eye catching fleshy soft tissue, this individual is a fella lookin for love lol



and yeah everything you said about the wings is just because i suck LOL

Neither of those are animals which bite each others faces often during intraspecific combat

Also keep pigeons and watch them get in a row,

they will bite anything.

Where are the serrated teeth at will easily tear large wounds in such structures, causing severe bleeding which will likely get infected and kill the animal?