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Triceratops that I sketched and inked around Thanksgiving (November) but finally took the time to sit down and complete with Prismacolor Markers, gel pen, and a lot of patience!
I chose to include magnolias, angiosperms, and ferns which made their debut during the cretaceous period when Triceratops roamed the earth. :)
See the progress montage video here: https://www.facebook.com/Crazdude/videos/1046484832081386/
Triceratops that I sketched and inked around Thanksgiving (November) but finally took the time to sit down and complete with Prismacolor Markers, gel pen, and a lot of patience!
I chose to include magnolias, angiosperms, and ferns which made their debut during the cretaceous period when Triceratops roamed the earth. :)
See the progress montage video here: https://www.facebook.com/Crazdude/videos/1046484832081386/
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Category Artwork (Traditional) / Animal related (non-anthro)
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 1079 x 773px
File Size 1.24 MB
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This is INSANE.
By that I mean, this is gorgeous! I watched the WIPs you shared during the process. I adore the texture of the triceratops! You could almost feel those bumps! x) I really love the sky too! It seems like a different background for this subject, usually you see jungles and stuff, haha
And kudos for using era-correct plant life! lol
By that I mean, this is gorgeous! I watched the WIPs you shared during the process. I adore the texture of the triceratops! You could almost feel those bumps! x) I really love the sky too! It seems like a different background for this subject, usually you see jungles and stuff, haha
And kudos for using era-correct plant life! lol
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