Little update.....trying something new, totally out of my comfort-zone. Dont know what to think of it, still lots of things to tackle which eventually will lead to a total dislike...
Posted linework and a colorversion for steps.
Little update.....trying something new, totally out of my comfort-zone. Dont know what to think of it, still lots of things to tackle which eventually will lead to a total dislike...
Posted linework and a colorversion for steps.
I know it's a little against the rules, but a while I made this for the teen challenge with the same subject.
I was the only one participating in that challenge so iI was a bit dissapointed
Anyway, here it is
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Alright, after a lot more painting here is my progress...
I love what Rob and Banvivirie have done so far. Dinosaurs are so nostalgic for me haha. They used to be the only things I would draw, although back then the idea of a dinosaur having feathers wasn't as accepted as it is now. Can't wait to see finished pieces.
I should look around CA beyond the lounge some more - I had no idea this was here 'til I saw the post on the Dinosaur Mailing List.
Of the four finished entries I think Rob's is the most skilfully rendered, but immediately makes me think about 'lizard-faced monsters in gorilla suits'. Sorry!
(I used to go with 'vulture-style bald heads' too, until I saw a couple of arguments that I can't quite place at the moment. In a nutshell, feathery-headed raptors [avian raptors] and corvids don't have much trouble with carcasses.)
I think Banvivre went a bit overboard, in showing her work with the relevant plantlife. Can't say I know composition, but the great green mass does crowd and confuse the piece. The animals themselves aren't quite as sharp as Rob's, but they look accurate and very natural to me. Gets my vote.
Last edited by Vermis; April 25th, 2012 at 07:19 PM.
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