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Yinglets are slowly growing on me...
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Category Artwork (Digital) / General Furry Art
Species Yinglet
Size 1280 x 1109px
File Size 705 kB
Prehistoric is definitely right -- every time I've drawn a Yinglet I've referenced Sinosauropteryx, hahaha. I know it's not strictly canon compliant to shorten/thicken the limbs, but it fits better in my style. ;w;
Glad you like; that means a lot coming from the creator!!
Glad you like; that means a lot coming from the creator!!
Oh totally; I love seeing other peoples' personalized interpretations of these fictional creatures, and wouldn't dream of saying "You're doing it wroooooong"
And yeah; the base concept for them was that awkward period in evolution where dinos and lizards started branching out into early mammalian/modern-bird traits, so Sinosauropteryx is a perfect reference, really! : D
And yeah; the base concept for them was that awkward period in evolution where dinos and lizards started branching out into early mammalian/modern-bird traits, so Sinosauropteryx is a perfect reference, really! : D
I think the only way to be wrong would make the exact OPPOSITE of a Yinglet... though a Telgniy might be fun to design. :thinks:
That makes sense considering their lore! Early synapsids and archosaurs are SO cool, and taking dinosaur inspiration for my rendition of them made a ton of sense to me (since... dinos are my thing, haha).
That makes sense considering their lore! Early synapsids and archosaurs are SO cool, and taking dinosaur inspiration for my rendition of them made a ton of sense to me (since... dinos are my thing, haha).
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