Liaoningvenator currieri is a genus of Troodontid from China, described this year. It was fairly small but had proportionally very long legs. It would have chosen a more horizontal posture moste of the time but I drew it taking a more upright posture to look up the tall vegetation.
Huge thanks toΒ Midiaou Diallo for his skeletal reconstruction on which I based my art and his tips. Also big thanks toΒ Emily Willoughby for the inspiration.
Art by me, Shin Red Dear
SailorMeowCat [2017-08-15 06:00:28 +0000 UTC]
Nice))
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AntonellisofbBender [2017-08-15 02:56:40 +0000 UTC]
nice
9Weegee [2017-08-14 23:07:09 +0000 UTC]
Make the torso longer
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ShinRedDear In reply to 9Weegee [2017-08-15 07:18:48 +0000 UTC]
I thank you for your constructive advice and you may be right but I thinkI respected Diallo's skeletal proportions quite well. The plumage obscures someof the details and most notably where the torso ends. Plus the way I put the legs cangive the impression that it is too short. In truth I was so happy of the result I feel bad twicking it.But I will double-check with the source and if your hunch is right, I'll do something about it. Regardless, thank you for your helpful criticism and keen eye!
9Weegee In reply to ShinRedDear [2017-08-15 12:52:45 +0000 UTC]
Oh ok
ShinRedDear In reply to 9Weegee [2017-08-15 14:26:21 +0000 UTC]
Just to be sure, I superimposed Midiaou's skeletal to my reconstruction on Photoshop. It confirmed I respectedthe proportions apart from maybe the tail which I reconstruced longer than he did, but it could still be possible sincethe Liaoningvenator holotype seems to lack a few caudal vertebrae. Again, sorry if I sounded rude or protective of my work.Thanks to you I got to check the accuracy of my art.
9Weegee In reply to ShinRedDear [2017-08-15 14:45:47 +0000 UTC]
Oh.