'Epanteris' the giant allosaurs specimen. It's a bit bulky but it was a big animal. I wanted to enclude these in yesterdays post but my signal wasn't good enough to upload after the first image. Damn wind!
This one is sort of a revamp of the male Allosaurus in the last post. Since that one was based off of Paul's Allosaurus fragilis skeletal reconstruction in PDoW, I thought I'd draw one based off of the Allosaurs atrox reconstruction in the same book.
Jess nicknamed this one Fluffy right after it was drawn, the feathers are entirely speculative and more than likely wrong, but it is a fun picture. This one as well as the family from the last post were colored by my wife Jess.I have more but most aren't colored and some I just don't like. I have been asked to draw some dinosaurs without all the spikes and protofeathers, but the animals just look plain to me. Just an FYI the Big Al specimen of allosaurus might turn out to be a new subspecies:)
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I get what you mean by the wind! We have satellite internet at work...in the middle of a valley. Terrible idea. lol
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It's good that you put protofeathers on, especially since that new discovery of an ornithischian being found with them!
ReplyDeleteErin, we only have it because there are no phone lines out here, but it does work well when it's calm, it's just not a fast as the land line stuff since it has to go to a satellite and back. but it's better than nothing!
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Thanks, the Epanteris one was done last year, so the feathers are more simple so they might be a bit more correct. Now the other feathers on the red one might be a bit much:)
I was completely floored by the feathered ornithischian, totally unexpected but very cool!
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Brett
These are all fantastic! I know that you did this a little while ago but still, simply beautiful!
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