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Tyrannosauripus pillmorei
Only the bravest or most foolish hunters would dare follow this trail of tyrannosaur tracks that meanders through the rainforest. This started out as a simple jungle drawing as practice with environmental scenes, but I added the prints on the ground to give it a special Cretaceous feel.

Did you know that dinosaur footprints have their own scientific names? These are called ichnotaxa, and each ichnotaxon of footprint has both a genus and species name exactly like the names for the animals themselves. For example, Tyrannosauripus pillmorei has been applied to Late Cretaceous tracks which may match the feet of T. Rex itself.


Lovely View Out the Window
This West African queen enjoys a wonderful view of her city just out of her bedchamber window, doesn't she? I am starting to really enjoy the aesthetics of West African architecture, although drawing in the wooden posts sticking out of the walls can get tedious and repetitive after a while.

I agree they are SOOO cute =)

Woodland Princess


Elfin

I was messing around with my pastels. Not particularly proud of this, but it's better than anything else I've made with them so far.

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She's learned how to play Super Mario Bros!

doodoodoot-do-doot-doot! *boing!* -- [looks at viewer and says:] "What manner of sorcery is this??"

I have a deviantART account. My username is JustAnotherCecilFan. I have fanfics, drawings, and more!

Here's a link to it: JustAnotherCecilFan

Here's a sample:

wow
very nice

i am glad that you like it.

I thought it was amazing. Did you use soft pastels?

Rush Hour

A duck's mad dash for bread across the lake! This shot was a little difficult to take, mostly because they move so darn fast! Taken with a GE X400

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I used oil pastels. Pretty easy to blend, but you really have to be careful with the darker colors.

I love the duck.

Really enjoying looking at everyone's stuff.It's cool because you never know what's you'll see next.Like an art show coming to your house!

Thanks. How do you blend the oil pastels? I have been told cooking oil and q-tips on small doses works, but it was messy and oily and splotchy to me.



That is so true. I look here at least once a day!

Like I said on deviantART, water helps.

I look here multiple times a day.

During my graphic design classes in my college, I have created a color wheel based on the symbols of each planet, and it was part of my portfolio showing in the latter part of 2012. I also added the picture of the solar system as the background and added a rainbow effect.



Red - (Mercury)
Red Orange - (Venus)
Orange - (Earth)
Yellow Orange
Yellow - (Mars)
Yellow Green - (Jupiter)
Green - (Saturn)
Blue Green - (Uranus)
Blue - (Neptune)
Blue Violet
Violet - (Pluto)
Red Violet - (Moon)

^= awesome!