#lineless vector

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Well, looks like I made a bunch more of these thingos.

You might recognise some of these silhouettes from previous posts, and that is because I am lazy I already had the pictures and I thought they would look good in this format.

I seem to have made a disproportionate amount of ornithiscians. I guess I’ll just have to make more theropods and sauropodomorphs now.

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The newest lineless vector dinosaur is Maiasaura, and he is looking fabulous with his colourful face and dangly throat bits! 

I don’t know if I’ve ever actually seen a blue Maiasaura, since they all tend to be drawn in the same sort of reddish colour, which is weird.

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Here’s Leptoceratops gracilis, which really isn’t very gracile and is actually rather thickset and ugly in comparison to other ceratopsians. I mean look at it.

Cool thing about Leptoceratops, though, is that they were some of the last (non-avian) dinosaurs, living alongside all the old favourites like Triceratops, Tyrannosaurus, and Ankylosaurus. For a small ceratopsian with such a ‘primitive’ body plan, that’s rather unusual.

Still ugly though.

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Well, it’s been a bit too long since I posted some actual art, so here’s a lineless vector Ceratosaurus! I wanted to make the head blue mainly because there are so many pictures of Ceratosaurus with a red head, or red crests, or something else red. Sometimes it’s okay to pick a different colour, guys.

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Here’s another lineless vector dino! It’s Kentrosaurus aethiopicus this time, and guess where he’s from?

Ethiopia It’s from Tanzania. Because that makes sense.

This one is supposed to be bracing itself against the ground, ready to take a swing at a predator or something, but the pose just looks a bit ... off to me. Oh well.

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Here’s good old Bigarms McSpikethumb himself, Iguanodon bernissartensis, drawn in the style that I didn’t know the name of until @jenndragonarts​ informed me that it’s called a ‘lineless vector’. Nice.

Iguanodon seems to be one of those dinosaurs that used to be really popular and then faded away into mediocrity, which is a real shame because Iguanodon is actually really neat.

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Well, here’s something a bit experimental. It started out as a standard lineless vector drawing, then I thought “hey, I’ll put a big circle and some random rectangles behind it!” and it actually turned out pretty well. I think I will make more of these.

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