spinosaurus12

I have been working (non stop) at a refinery here in New Jersey for the last 19 days or so.  I was laid off yesterday (as it was getting close to the end of the turnaround anyway, I was expecting it) so I now have some more time to update some stuff. First and foremost there are some sketches of dinosaurs and the like that I did about a month or two ago, and I think its time to upload them. Secondly, in direct relation to my job, each day (or so) I hope to upload one of the drawings I did on the jobsite.  Each and every one of those sketches is a dragon, in profile view (boring i know) and each one is drawn in either blue or black ink (ugh)

Ive recently been motivated to do a lot more drawing, however I am consistently unsatisfied with my recent works.  I will update the better ones, only in hope of getting some feedback so that I can improve my work.  I hope that my friends on here will help me out on my quest to better myself artistically.  Everyday when I log on, I am bombarded with amazing immaculate art that I love to look at.  While I have no wish to imitate these illustrations, I do wish that my art was even close to the standard that I see everyday.  Hopefully, I can improve, and with the help of you guys I believe that I can. All I ask is that when I put up a new devia

Just watched my recording of the new dinosaur show on discovery channel.  I was slightly disappointed and happy at the same time.  The story was lacking and seemed very very repetitive.  However...I was very impressed with the reconstructions of the Tyrannosaur and Deinonychus.  Excellent for a discovery tv show, which always seem to be lacking in the digital reconstruction department. The commentaries by the various scientists were all the same from History's Dinosaur Fight Club.  Except for one very awesome surprise.  Robert Bakker. I love this guy.  He is so descriptive and always has some sort of analagy for the dinosaurs. Anybody else