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Pencil 2016

Edited with DeviantArt muro

explains it better than me: megabass22.deviantart.com/art/…

I actually drew this after I saw his submission.

Basically this is a really speculative portrait of the infamous ichnogenus, Eubrontes. Well, I based the proportions of the head and the shape of the overall profile on Liliensternus. Another European Dilophosaur which is native to Germany. And it may have been the culprit behind the Eubrontes type tracks left behind in Germany and maybe even Poland. The integument is very speculative as well, but I think it looks nice

Aside from the Non-Avians, this drawing was actually based on a really beautiful photo I saw of a Seagull. I don't know if it was taken in Sweden or if its a type of Seagull from Sweden, but I thought it would look really serene. So, I based the color scheme/feathers on that Seagull.

The only thing is the scanner took away the softness, the beauty of this piece. First it came out blue, so I had to edit it. Then it came out a bit sharp, so I had to edit it. So, my point is most of my drawings are better on paper rather than in the scanner. But I shouldn't fret, its the only way I can upload traditional art.

Keep watching for more stuff

Description
Pencil 2016

Edited with DeviantArt muro

explains it better than me: megabass22.deviantart.com/art/…

I actually drew this after I saw his submission.

Basically this is a really speculative portrait of the infamous ichnogenus, Eubrontes. Well, I based the proportions of the head and the shape of the overall profile on Liliensternus. Another European Dilophosaur which is native to Germany. And it may have been the culprit behind the Eubrontes type tracks left behind in Germany and maybe even Poland. The integument is very speculative as well, but I think it looks nice

Aside from the Non-Avians, this drawing was actually based on a really beautiful photo I saw of a Seagull. I don't know if it was taken in Sweden or if its a type of Seagull from Sweden, but I thought it would look really serene. So, I based the color scheme/feathers on that Seagull.

The only thing is the scanner took away the softness, the beauty of this piece. First it came out blue, so I had to edit it. Then it came out a bit sharp, so I had to edit it. So, my point is most of my drawings are better on paper rather than in the scanner. But I shouldn't fret, its the only way I can upload traditional art.

Keep watching for more stuff