Tarbosaurus has been one of my favourite dinosaurs since my earliest childhood. Thank you for making such beautiful art of these creatures Also you genuinely forced me to smile at the end, incredible
It started out as just you, your Brother, and for some reason your Great Great Great Grand Niece, But then out of the ground crawls your ENTIRE extended family including Cousin Bistahiversor, Great Aunt Appalachiosaurus, Cousin Maip (fourth cousin once removed), and Great Great Great Great Great Uncle Yutyrannus' cremated remains.
That was an awesome episode! And by the way,can you discuss about the Triassic reptiles like desmatosuchus, mandasuchus, prestosuchus and others? (It's okay if you don't want to,and by the way, I'm subscribing because your content is awesome)
@maisamzeiad1421 Thank you!! I absolutely can! They can be part of some 'not dinosaur' days videos! I THINK I've done prestosuchus, but I may be misremembering, but the others will go on the list! ❤️❤️❤️
A dinosaur I would like to see on your channel is the Cetiosaurus, this was one of the earliest discovered sauropods (discovered in 1941 by the British paleontologist Richard Owen). I know you might have video stored up, but, since I am a Brit, I would love to see this animal in a video
@Georgasurs_ I'll add it to the list! It will show up in a video eventually but I'll try to remember to post it here as a community post when it's done!
@@alekrex5905 That's fair, I included it as a relative and bc some sources, including some I found, do consider it closer than others. But valid point!
@@-aureum- I think having the eyes being a bit vertically "squished" when shown from this angle helps - it can kinda feel counter-intuitive; like how when people start out drawing glasses from the side, their first instinct is to draw the whole lens covering the eye like it would from the front. Also while I'm here, I LOVE the lip overhang on this one : ]
Always loved the Gorgosaurus when I saw it in Walking with Dinosaurs 2013.
Tarbosaurus has been one of my favourite dinosaurs since my earliest childhood. Thank you for making such beautiful art of these creatures
Also you genuinely forced me to smile at the end, incredible
@candyman8646 Thank you so much!! Glad to give a smile 🥰🥰
It started out as just you, your Brother, and for some reason your Great Great Great Grand Niece, But then out of the ground crawls your ENTIRE extended family including Cousin Bistahiversor, Great Aunt Appalachiosaurus, Cousin Maip (fourth cousin once removed), and Great Great Great Great Great Uncle Yutyrannus' cremated remains.
@OX_3102 Plus some VERY frightening relatives from overseas 🤣
One thing to say, gorgosaurus could have feathers. And, I SMILE
@@Sct5_2102 Big smile!! And ooo maybe a need to draw a feathered gorgo then!!
Tyrannosaurids are epic, (Thyreoforidae supremacy)
@@Stegosaurus.Stenops I don't think I've ever encountered someone who loves the tanks! I need to draw more armor boys
That was an awesome episode! And by the way,can you discuss about the Triassic reptiles like desmatosuchus, mandasuchus, prestosuchus and others?
(It's okay if you don't want to,and by the way, I'm subscribing because your content is awesome)
@maisamzeiad1421 Thank you!!
I absolutely can! They can be part of some 'not dinosaur' days videos!
I THINK I've done prestosuchus, but I may be misremembering, but the others will go on the list! ❤️❤️❤️
A dinosaur I would like to see on your channel is the Cetiosaurus, this was one of the earliest discovered sauropods (discovered in 1941 by the British paleontologist Richard Owen). I know you might have video stored up, but, since I am a Brit, I would love to see this animal in a video
@Georgasurs_ I'll add it to the list! It will show up in a video eventually but I'll try to remember to post it here as a community post when it's done!
@@-aureum- yes!
But most works consider Tarbosaurus to be a different genus from Tyranosaurus.
@@alekrex5905 That's fair, I included it as a relative and bc some sources, including some I found, do consider it closer than others. But valid point!
Thats cool, do you happen to remember the bite force of these fellas?
@FlickaMura I do not, but if I had to guess I'd wager more than the force my body could handle 🤣🤣🤣
@@-aureum- I’m pretty sure they can eat us whole.
@@FlickaMura Idk if the chomp in half or the swallowed whole is worse....
Didn't tyrannosaurids have more front facing eyes than the ones in the drawings?
@@jodebever Fair enough! Showing the angle and depth of the eyes is something I could definitely use some work on :)
@@-aureum- I think having the eyes being a bit vertically "squished" when shown from this angle helps - it can kinda feel counter-intuitive; like how when people start out drawing glasses from the side, their first instinct is to draw the whole lens covering the eye like it would from the front.
Also while I'm here, I LOVE the lip overhang on this one : ]
@@Neogeddon Excellent advice, and thank you!!
What are these made in?
@@Roar8384 2D
@@Roar8384 Autodesk Sketchbook :)
@@-aureum- ok, thanks
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