Huaxiagnathus orientalis
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Reconstruction of Huaxiagnathus orientalis, a big compsognathid from the Early Cretaceous of Liaoning, China.
Reference: Skeletal drawing by Scott Hartman
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Medium: Pencil (HB, B2 and B5)
Done:2013
Reference: Skeletal drawing by Scott Hartman
- [link]Medium: Pencil (HB, B2 and B5)
Done:2013
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I decided to look again at this beauty. A very unusual representation of covers ofcompsognathids. Looks like you combined in this reconstruction all types of skin non-maniraptoran theropods. 
Wish a dinosaur that's not a tyrannosaur or a stegosaur , what has this world come to?!
What's wrong with tyrannosaurs and stegosaurs?
Nothing, it's just that you made loads of them and no ceratopsians 
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....I made loads of them for a reason. Plus, I draw what I want when I want. Although if I am getting paid I have no problems drawing a lot of ceratopsians.
Oh whoa, is this a feathered dinosaur?
One of these would make a charming pet! Love the detail!!!
Thanks!
Yes, a lot of small dinosaurs would make awesome pets.
Yes, a lot of small dinosaurs would make awesome pets.
I've apparently missed a few things! Hauxiagnathus in JP!
So excellent. 
Thank you!
Great textures!!
Thanks!
and again, you make me envious There's nothing to be envious about man. Thanks!
Cool! I like the details and fur!
Thanks. BTW, it's not fur, but feathers... protofeathers actually.
I know, but you did catch what did I mean, right?
Of course, I did. I just mentioned protofeathers because I don't know if everyone knows that there is a difference between feathers and fur. Didn't mean to sound offensive or anything though.
I just mentioned protofeathers because I don't know if everyone knows that there is a difference between feathers and fur. Didn't mean to sound offensive or anything though.It fine, and yeah I know the difference, I was a big dino nerd when I was small, I even studied the latin by learning dino's names.)
Beautiful work! I love the intricate detail in your integument, as always.
Thank you! Intricate detail is all I got in my artworks. 
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