Lu's Pentaceratops painted

[wendigo00]

More here: https://www.flickr.com/photos/chevy_cha ... 8353849266

[Dr. Brad]

Wow! Terrific job! That looks great!

[kevtk135]

Very cool!.
Just staring at the crest made me think of those ancient Roman mosaics.

[wendigo00]

Very cool!.
Just staring at the crest made me think of those ancient Roman mosaics.

Yeah, I suppose it's weird. Just wanted to make it something of a display. Something different than anything else I'd seen. Some may say well there's a reason no one has done that before. LOL

[kevtk135]

Very cool!.
Just staring at the crest made me think of those ancient Roman mosaics.

Yeah, I suppose it's weird. Just wanted to make it something of a display. Something different than anything else I'd seen. Some may say well there's a reason no one has done that before. LOL

Absolutely! I think it looks great. Definitely not the same ol' thing. I like it.

[gorgosaurus]

Really like the colour choices.
Spike.

[veedubb67]

That is simply gorgeous! How did you achieve the white scales? Drybrushing?

Rob
Iwata Padawan

[monkey5150]

outstanding,

[wendigo00]

That is simply gorgeous! How did you achieve the white scales? Drybrushing?

Rob
Iwata Padawan

Thanks for the interst, Rob. The struggle - for me at least - to paint dinosaurs involves a lot of steps and layers. So it's more than dry brushing, though dry brushing usually happens a few times or more on any given area. The light scales areas were airbrushed a base, washed colors to fill the engraving - chalk pastels, dry brushing and maybe even some acrylic goaches and dull coat to periodically set layers. Hope that helps.

[Martin Garratt]

Really beautiful work!
Shan's range of Cerotopsians is amazing.