Drawing Xenosmilus
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- Опубліковано 13 жов 2024
- Yeah Ik this vid was super short and pretty poorly made for my standards but I just wanted to get it out quickly. The rest of the videos in this series will have higher quality.
Music: Sabre hunters - Benjamin Bartlett
Ur channel name is my fav Dino!!
It would be interesting if you did Kariridraco or Montanazhdarcho.
could you draw didelphodon next?
HI! That does look really cool. I think it would be cool if you made either Balaur Bondoc or some pterosaur like Vectidraco.
OMG LET'S GOOOOO A NEW VIDEO!! btw I love the art for this. Also idk why but I kinda want you to draw Allosaurus Fragilis.
Prolly won’t just cause it’ll pop up on my channel in other videos.
So cute! I love big cats (and regular cats)
Pls draw draw udanoceratops!!! I just found out what this creature is and it is beautiful. Also nice drawing.
Heh, big leptoceratops moment.
@@ichthyovenator3351 You can say that again 😂
Very cute dogo
What about a prestosuchus in graphite 🤨⁉️
I was hoping you'd make a video about this painting after you posted it on Instagram lol. It looks really good!! Your idea of make a series where you draw requested animals is neat and will likely do well, there are a few paleo-related channels that have it as the main thing they do, such as PaleoDraw. Also, OMG A DOGGY 🐕
can u draw king gadorah or like godzilla or king kong or even mothra next?
For this series something like megatherium or a chalicothere would be awesome. Keep up the amazing uploads!
Sweet! I'm working on a watercolor pleistocene piece myself, but with the animals taking shape as nebulas/cosmic formations, its a bit different from most of my art.
You should draw panthera atrox at some point, it's one of my favorite species from the recent past. Wish we still had them roaming the plains of America, along with all the other amazing species they lived with
I was definitely considering Panthera atrox. It has this weird charm to it that I can’t put my finger on.
@@ichthyovenator3351 For me the intrigue comes from how they're somewhat familiar in living lions, though there's so much unknown about their appearance and behavior. Its so fascinating how even recently extinct species are still so mysterious, and the thought of giant lions prowling the ancient plains easily captures my imagination
I think it would be interesting if you did Jakapil, Dakotaraptor, Tupandactylus, Arctodus, Erythrosuchus, or perhaps some Permian creatures like Estemmenosuchus, Cotylorhynchus (absolutely beautiful creature), Inostrencavia, etc. Btw love the art!
Dakotaraptor is likely not valid
When you eventually do some more pop culture dinosaur redesigns, can you redesign Aladar from Disney's Dinosaur?
Disney’s dinosaur will get a video at some point
I would love to see some megaraptoran drawing. The xenosmilus looks amazing nice job.
I hope this becomes a great series, I would like to to see a Gastornis eating a large nut in the woods
Nice, I think you should draw a Csehbánya Formation creature sometime. They are all unique and obscure. Ajkaceratops is the only European Ceratopsian, Hungarosaurus is an Ankylosaurid that has longer front limbs than back limbs, Pannoniasaurus is literally a freshwater Mosasaur, and if that's not awesome, then i don't know what is.
Super cool😎 xenosmilus is my favourite prehistoric big cat
This is actually amazing, can't wait for the next one
You're such a pro artist in my opinion 😊
Could you do xiphactinus.
Yes bro
This is a very beautiful painting! I love the details on the fur and even the background is nicely done.
Your dog is also cute.
Rodrigues solitaire is what we need
I literally never heard of this creature until now!! Thanks for teaching me something new :)
Macairodont that aren't smilodon need more love.
@@ichthyovenator3351 The only other one I can think of off the top of my head is Deinofelis
Love the colouration!
Could u pls draw thalassocnus, btw watching u draw has helped me improve my sketching skills
Great drawing keep up the great work
If you ever try aquatic animals, I'd love to see Scapanorhynchus Texanus, really cool species.
How about Titanosarcolites?
Can you do dunkleoosteos or an megalodon.
What I find interesting is that it’s teeth. Look very different than most sabertooth cats in the front go to bone clones, which is a fossil replica company and you can find why its teeth look a little bit different.
Maybe you could draw some type of terror bird? Kelenken Titanis whatever
what if you drew the rare prehistoric creature, canis jansius, or more commonly known as jansi
That’d be so crazy
Plateosaurus pls
amazing video the art is topnotch
Could you draw daeodon/ hell pig
Awesome work bro
Really good job! Do you try to draw Pleistocene creatures like mammoths, mastodons, giant ground sloths, sabre-toothed felids, rhinoceroses, giant deers ecc?
An obsucre animal that I could come up with is Archaeolemur. Also Cute Dog!
Also no one talks about it and yes it is a paleoart suggestion
Could you draw tiktaalik
The fish which dared to leave the water
Can u do plesiosaurus?
I would suggest the therocephalian, Euchambersia. (My personal favorite therocephalian.)
But it’s hard to do research about it when every damn article is just talking about its f%€king venom.
Or weather it was venomous, or evidence suggesting it was venomous. “Look at this horrific prehistoric monster that was venomous!”, “early venomous creature was most likely related to you!”, “... venomous!”, “venomous...”, “VENOMOUS!!” AHHHHH I just want to research more about Euchambersias paleobiology, or paleoecology dammit! Is all that research really tossed aside for its damn venom? It screws me off as you can tell.
Man, obscure taxa get the short end of the stick if they only have one famous aspect.
@@ichthyovenator3351 Yea, although this is actually why I love Euchambersia. Not for its CoOL vENoM! But rather because of the crappy treatment it gets because of that label.
Can you draw dimetrodon or Giganotosaurus Giganotosaurus is my fav dinosaur I will be happy if you drew it
You should do Paleoxodon Namadicus
I love it! I always loved big cats, they're so cool and unique (both extant and extinct)
I may have a small request, it's ok if you say no: Draw Hyaenodon please :)
Fantastic!
Hey can you draw one of prehistoric animals from bugti hills like lemurs,astorgosuchus,paraceratherium, bugtitherium and other animals in the chitirwata formation
Can you make a part 3 of redesigning more dinosaurs based on pop culture?
I’m doing things individually like the dinosaur revolution one I did
@@ichthyovenator3351or one of them, can you redesign Sid the Sloth to look more like an actual Ground Sloth instead of just a weird furry thing with a football-shaped head.
Can you draw Anzu? It's my fav. dinosaur.
First also noice drawing
looks cool
Diptotodon?
I've got a perfect idea can you draw fusion's of the accurate and inaccurate dinosaurs
I recomend the derpy ass Gerrothorax
Could you do a dimetrodon in ballpoint pen 🖊️
How about the Devonian fauna of Reefton. I can give you a list of the fauna if you want. Or maybe a Goodrichthys.
Do you want the list?
If you didn't start one already could you do your own interpretation of Beipiaosaurus ?
Could you draw the hell pig?
Interestingly, it is actually believed that saber tooth cats with teeth and chins of this size would have totally obscured teeth. It's generally assumed that if the tooth doesn't exceed the chin in length, or at least not by much, the soft tissues would cover the tooth tips. Which sounds counterintuitive, since most cats don't have a large bottom lip, but ones with large fangs actually usually do have a larger bottom lip to accommodate it. The clouded leopard is an especially good example. Its tooth length, relative to its body size, is VERY similar to a lot of saber tooth cats. Unlike house cats, you will never see its teeth unless it opens its mouth, because it has a very well developed bottom lip to wrap around the tooth.
I think it's generally believed that cats with large teeth tend to evolve to wrap their lip around the tooth, because it would be hard to fit the muscles of their lips squeezed next to the tooth like it is with most cats. The tooth is so big it would pack the muscle against the bone, which might hurt.
Of course some cats had teeth so long they couldn't reasonably fit it within a lip, so there are exceptions.
Good to know, my mammalian knowledge is pretty appalling so this was quite informative and makes quite a bit of sense. Have their been any studies on things like enamel layers and wear on sabre teeth like seen with the daspletosaurus tooth in Cullen et al 2023? Cause I feel this type of thing doesn’t get touched on enough.
@@ichthyovenator3351 From what I can find, there's a few studies on tooth wear (mainly in smilodon) to figure out the diet, and surprisingly even social behaviors, of these animals. I cannot find any comparing enamel between different species to see the differences in teeth exposed to elements versus hidden away, though. I would like to see a study that compares cats we expect to have exposed teeth- such as smilodon- to cats we'd expect to have hidden teeth, such as homotherium.
Heck, we could even compare smilodon's teeth to clouded leopards, since we KNOW their teeth are obscured for sure. They'd be a great reference point to see the differences.
I think studying the enamel further would definitely be very helpful. Mammals use it in really interesting ways, sometimes, to shape the tooth. Such as how the back of a rodent's tooth is made of dentin- which is why it's white in the back- while the front is covered in enamel. Very porous enamel, which makes their teeth orange at the front. The dentin is softer so it gets worn down faster, causing the tooth to sharpen naturally as the enamel remains strong.
Studying the enamel of saber cats expected to have exposed teeth, versus expected (or known, if it's not a saber cat at all and instead a clouded leopard) to have obscured teeth, could probably teach us a lot about how enamel presents and functions when exposed to the elements. And in that case, it can help us with other animals too, like dinosaurs, gorgonopsids, and other animals often depicted with exposed teeth. Finally, paleoartists wouldn't have to guess as much as they do currently, so long as they have access to enamel studies on the species they're drawing!
can you do dimetrodon, and not to rush you, but when are you going to finish the t rex vs edmontosaurus thing.
Well my plan is to do the edmontosaurus right after redesigning wwd. So it’s at least 2 weeks away
Can you do a cave hyena
Can u do a terror bird and ik it's a dino but
thanks for the like man
Icy toothie
cool
You know what I’m going to ask for you to draw
Baryonyx?
@@ichthyovenator3351 how’d you know?!😆
Can you give me some tips for drawing mammals?
Idk if I’m the guy for that, this was my first time drawing a sabre tooth. My best advice is use references.
@@ichthyovenator3351 rip
OOoooo me likie
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I need you to draw an alphadon. Please.
Hmm. I think that perhaps, you want me to draw alphadon
@@ichthyovenator3351 Yis. Opossums are one of my special interests (I'm autistic) and I think it'd be really cool if you drew one of the opossum's lesser-known ancestors.
I made it on time to the video
isnt this a sabertooth tiger?
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What Type of breed is Jansi
Black lab
My Dog is a mix between a gold r and a Shitzu
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