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March 29, 2011
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:iconbioimagen:
Como Bluff, 1995
(Brachiosaurus brancai,
Apatosaurus ajax,
Dryosaurus altus

Marco Antonio Pineda
Gouache
30.0 x 48.0 cm
Particular collection

Some famous plant eaters from Upper Jurassic of North America. This artwork was made in 1995, according to ideas of Robert T. Baker about paleoenviroment for Como Bluff and Gregory S. Paul and his conception of dinosaurs.

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:iconaymen11:
i love that the diplodicids are all staring at the brachiasaurs who think there so high and mighty. but the leader of the diplodicids doesnt give a shit and keeps eating the leaves. bravo my friend!
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:iconomnicogni:
~omnicogni Oct 19, 2012   General Artist
Your paleoenvironments are so good!
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:iconalgoroth:
~Algoroth Jul 22, 2011  Professional General Artist
Very nice pic! One critique; the tallest brachiosaur's left arm is either badly deformed or you need to shorten his forearm and lift the manus off the ground. I love the spines you gave the sauropods and the feel of the pic is like, hey! New gang moving in!
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:iconsameerprehistorica:
Very nice...Good job
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:iconantoniovenator:
Hermoso! una grandiosa inspiración :D
Me encanta y más como muestras lo que para estos seres vendría siendo cotidiano, oficialmente, me has inspirado :D
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:iconbioimagen:
Gracias Antonio.
Un gusto verte por aquí. La intención de mi trabajo es mostrar a las especies extintas en sus actividades cotidianas, más o menos como las veríamos si estuvieran en su ambiente natural hoy en día.
Con la limitante de que el registro fósil es frustrantemente escaso cuando se requiere información.

Saludos
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:icondeinowilly:
~Deinowilly Apr 6, 2011  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
The dryosaurus-like or othniellia or whatever are very very beautiful, congratulations
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:iconbioimagen:
thanks Deinowilly,
they are Dryosaurus, I´m very glad that you like them

Best wishes
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:icongalileon:
Me encanta !!!
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:iconbioimagen:
Gracias Galileo,
muchas felicidades por tu trabajo.

Saludos
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