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- Bailey Wheatland
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Hey guys. Just thought I'd post a dinosaur I have been working on lately. After I took the David Krentz workshop I have an increased knowledge of dinosaur anatomy and it greatly improved my understanding of these creatures.
Note that this dinosaur is not meant to be a traditional dino, but a sci-fi/fantasy dinosaur with a lot of monstrous qualities.
This dinosaur is a different creature from the classic t-rex. This dinosaur lives on an alien planet and is around eighty feet tall.
I hope you all enjoy my work so far.
Note that this dinosaur is not meant to be a traditional dino, but a sci-fi/fantasy dinosaur with a lot of monstrous qualities.
This dinosaur is a different creature from the classic t-rex. This dinosaur lives on an alien planet and is around eighty feet tall.
I hope you all enjoy my work so far.
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- Bailey Wheatland
- Posts:53
Hey guys I just came across an awesome t-rex sculpt today and I as wondering if I should apply these types of scales to my dino. What do you think?
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- William Dettrey
- Posts:978
Anytime you can explore new techniques you should give it a go. You could have a lot of fun with the insert mesh brushes if you build a library of individual scales. You could really go to town with that.
