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there is my first picture about skeleton:
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I had a look at the skeleton. Without looking into the literature of the animal (in this case Dimorphodon); I can't comment on the proportion so I'll just talk about some basics. Firstly the "pteroid" bone should be attached to the proximal carpal rather than the distal carpal and secondly the animal is missing its prepubis (since I think you are trying to draw up a complete animal; and anything that is not presented are elements that you didn't know existed.).
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Thanks...
Well I used to be illustrating for the museum that I worked for but I don't do it anymore. I was suppose to be a tour guide in the museum, I am not a professional illustrator and I do them because I was asked to do them since they can't afford to employ a proper painter/illustrator...
I'm quite impatient and that is why most of my drawings are quick sketches. My preference in drawings / paintings is not too photo realistic, a picture has to look like a picture but not a photograph (if I like realism I might as well be a sculptor and take photos of my products afterwards... I know I know most people wouldn't agree with what i said...) but the trends of today's art are "Ultra" realistic, so I don't think that I can work (or be successful) as an illustrator...
The fact is that I don't even know how to paint before I worked there (the museum)... and I was given a wall of a 7 x 4 metres (approximately that dimension I think...I can't remember it anymore but it was huge...) wall to paint, isn't that funny? They actually trust someone like me who has no painting experience to do a wall that size (although I told them prior that I can't paint at all...). I guess you do get quite a lot of crazy people working in the museum...
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