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Deinonychus Five of Clubs for the "Bestiary: The Shuffling" project - [link]

10 3/4in X 7in acrylics and color pencil
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~plastikmaniac Nov 15, 2011  Student General Artist
What's going on with its arm? The claws are pointed upward, meaning that the arm is held palm-upward. The joints in its wrists didn't allow it to turn its hands like that.

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Mood: Love ~Phoenix-Fether Mar 29, 2008
LOVE the feather details!

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~Refeathers1104 Sep 24, 2007
Your artwork is beautiful indeed, and well-executed, however, there are some anatomy errors with the Deinonychus.

Deinonychus did not have feathers. They didn't have wings either. I think what you have here is closer to the Archeopyteryx, which was one of the early, prehistoric birds. Deinonychus was a relative of the Velocoraptor, and the Utah Raptor, which also did not have feathers or wings.

This is a great picture, but just those few things.

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~Scadgirl Oct 13, 2008
actually all raptors had feathers, and possibly wing like feathers on their arms. A Velociraptor has been found with feathers in Mongolia, and the tissue recently recovered from a t-rex bone (tissue!!! how f-ing cool is that!!) has proven once and for all that all theropods (a.k.a. biped carnivores like raptors) are the ancestors of all modern birds. These discoveries are all very recent (2002 or more recent) and most people don't know about them.
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~Refeathers1104 Oct 18, 2008
I know that dinosaurs are descendants of birds (some people are convinced that because they looked like reptiles means that they must be related to reptiles *grr* I hate that...) But I wouldn't say that ALL raptors had feathers just because one was found in Mongolia. I would say that some may have, but not all. Or perhaps a particular species or breed.

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~Archaeopteryx-Ix May 24, 2006
:heart: :heart: *pets him*
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~dragonmaster22 Sep 28, 2005
wow amazing!!!

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~Reb29 Sep 22, 2005
Very interesting pose on the dinosaur. And the colors aren't bad at all! +favlove!

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~EvilEgg Sep 22, 2005
He's almost huggable, at least until he starts eating you
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~kimberleyxtrunks Sep 11, 2005
that pic so rules!!!^^*faves and :hug: and watch*i luv the feathers^^

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