Brian, please do a lesson on the feet of Ornithischians and Sauropods. I feel like their feet are often ignored, and there are so many mistakes made with them. Plus the difference between their "hand" and "feet" are lost to many people. This is true for a lot of clades within Ornithischians. Same with Sauropods.

@shekelboob

3 жыл бұрын

Illiterate Scholar found the foot fetishist

@vesuvius115

3 жыл бұрын

@@shekelboob Funny joke, but for real, a lot of people always inaccurately depict elephant like feet on sauropods and Ornithischians, but their feet are much different.

@shekelboob

3 жыл бұрын

@@vesuvius115 yea, it's true, all the focus is on theropod feet/legs, and yet they still get even those wrong lol. But yea non-theropod dino feet need some love, definitely.

@vesuvius115

3 жыл бұрын

@@shekelboob Right

Bio-mechanics & Dinosaur Anatomy those two ideas always make my day better & keep up the good work Brian

This is like a Bob Ross dinosaur tutorial.

@Niko.lnz_

3 жыл бұрын

32:08 yesss

It's a golden age for Paleo...thanks for the live stream. Cheers.

You're making me even more encouraged to continue biological illustration. Bless you, my dude!

That was an utterly absorbing 48 minutes. Well done Brian and Tara.

"Welcome everyone, to our Paleontology Education Q&A. I am here with Brian Engh who is a film-maker and paleoartist and COMPLETELY UNSTOPPABLE PSYCHOPATH"

@DinosaursReanimated

4 жыл бұрын

who lil old me???? 👹

@StevieMoore

4 жыл бұрын

BRIAN ENGH PALEOART what about making a work of art made out of the empty plastic markers! Use the, as feathers or quills!,

32:08 omg he's truly Bob Ross

To be honest, I wondered how you were going to fit that strong muscle fuschia into the finished demo, but you pulled it off! And scleral bones were _inside_ the eye? That's some eye.

@miguelisaurusbruh1158

4 ай бұрын

mf knows his stuff, i would've instantly think i ruined it

The quality and the thoroughness of the information you give is superb. The anatomy insights are really appreciated and helpfull and... of course, as per usual, your art is sensational.

i live the tiny bits of speculation you put in your art...it's awesome

I've finally been reading Witton's 'The Paeloartist's Handbook' during the last few days and this is just the perfect addition to the chapter I'm reading right now. Really appreciate you and your great videos Brian. Keep it up \m/

I enjoyed this video, I have liked prehistoric creatures as a child, really like the sketch neet. I'll find you again next time ... have a prehistoric day in this life

@brian engh paleoart This was brilliant, I'd love this kind of video on other dinosaurs/other parts of dinosaurs as well! There really isn't enough of this type of content around :D

Brian........The Genius.........things keep getting better and better....! Love your work... Thanks for sharing, Good Sir....!

Super stream! I really appreciate your process of explaining various elements of complex forms.

26:03 He is literally a "Hand Printer Robo"

Maybe those huge holes made the skull lighter, but if another dino bites you in the snout, it can easily break your upper jaw support, or at least leave it severely damaged to the point of not letting you bite strongly again.

I needed this in 1972. Thoroughly enjoyed!!

the bob ross of paleoart

My new favourite KZread channel

I'm definitely buying one of your skulls!

For some reason i can watch this to relax

I love your artwork, Brian.

I love the eyelashes, very majestic

I had a dream where I walked into a dinosaur museum, but instead of mounted skeletons they had life-like sculptures of the dinosaurs. It was like a museum filled with actual stuffed dead dinoaurs. That would be pretty wild.

omg i am looking at this as a drawing class hahahahah that artwork is WOW

38:45 I've been watching a lot of the old Seinfeld sitcom on demand. This is starting to look familiar.

This was excellent. Very interesting. As a kid I loved dinosaurs, latter I got into drawing. As an adult I’ve rediscovered art as a hobby . Maybe some dinosaur art would be fun to try

Who else was waiting to see the pencil shaving on his shirt fall?

Oh great ! I was waiting your draw of this dinosaur. I like it.

Very inspiring! I think I'll use the Struthio skill as a template and make more skulls myself. I'm thinking Deinonychus and an updated Dilophosaur! I'm probably doing Dinovember this year! Getting back into doing more paleoart again. Great stuff! As for plastic waste; If you love markers consider copic they have refills (and the refills work for several refills) and they even have replacement nibs and amazing brushtips but they are expensive and like all alcohol markers are NOT lightfast. Tjhey also come in an amazing variety of colours as well. But expensive... Anyways Great inspiration Off to paint a dilophosaur now!

The more you look at it the better it gets

What an amazing video, I don't regret of subscribing me, leave a good deserved like and stay tuned for the next video. Also, by the way, greetings from Latin America, as a biologist/paleontologist-wannabe. Also, amazing job done by Tara and you, keep going!!

Awesome drawing! But ain’t nobody shudder at the sound of whenever he drag the pen on the paper?

I’m hooked. I need to try this.

Damn this was fun to watch. You should try do a spinosaurid or a hadrosaurid

this is so cool!! I've always loved dinosaurs and art (even though I cant draw dinosaurs oof). I have so much respect for paleoartists! Maybe I should practice drawing animals a bit hmmm

@DinosaursReanimated

3 жыл бұрын

Yes. Practice!

@firegator6853

3 жыл бұрын

trust me if you use skeletals as a baseplate and draw slowly with pencil you can do it! it's been long time since i was drawing normally and now that i did that using a skeletal as a refference it was even better than my older drawings i like reconstructing skeletals i already drew a t rex based on sue now i gotta make an edmontosaurus too and with the help of a flora guide maybe i will ask people who know about it i want to draw a t rex chilling and looking at an edmontosaurus herd from far away

thats actually pretty good animal behaviour acting its rare to find those.

You’re a super cool guy!

This channel is awsome

You should do a lesson of the anatomy of Dromaeosaurs, like the feet or the head or the arms and feathers. I very interested in those.

U need to do more of these at some point

This should be a primer for aspiring paleoartists!

Why is no one talking about how he basically said “we don’t make mistakes just happy accidents” The Bob Ross of the paleontology people Behold our messiah

Lets go!!

That skull look cool as heck

Thank you so much for video i like it

Bruh I need those puppets. They look so cool, maybe you could make a tutorial on how to make some of them?

That's a cool dog puppet.

You are a freaking wizard

Just discovered this channel from this video - this was both fascinating and hilarious. I love drawing dinos and love the idea of getting them as realistic as possible but when drawing from illustrations it can be hard to tell the width or proportions of limbs or parts of the dino. The 3D puppet looks like such a great drawing tool, I'm gonna have to give that a go. I wonder if I could make one out of cereal boxes?

I like your puppet. It is man-made.

Something that bugs me about a lot of therapod reconstrucions is (not just shrink wrapping, but that is getting better) but eyes being flat with the side of the head, birds have, as you mention here, eyes that bug out the side of their head a bit, and large carnivorous therapods probably had binocular vision, so something like an Allosaurid (which is a family where this issue is very common) should have eyes poking out that bit to see past the antorbital fenestra, sorta like a heron, but much less extreme. I wish i had my drawing pad and my pencils with me, but alas they are not.

Could you make another puppet pattern on a troodontid or dromaeosaur?

Hey Brian, just discovered your channel and I'm really enjoying it. Just a bit of a heads up from an Aussie; we pronounce it EE-mew not EE-moo. Look forward to exploring the great content on your channel. Thanks for sharing your work!!

@DinosaursReanimated

2 жыл бұрын

sorry mate, still workin on my strayn

@michealbohmer2871

2 жыл бұрын

@@DinosaursReanimated Lol. I hope it helps a little!!😁

El cráneo de un perro es asombroso aún que parece cráneo de dinosaurios

Queria legenda em português 😢

My Emu has a free esophagus which expands when she fills it with the food she gulps up before she sends in down to the next gastro area.

Ah yes the struthio my favorite dinosaur

Struthiomimus trachio opening coming out the corner of its mouth as its gulping down distant human ancestor?

If I have a puppet that looks that good, I am not making a sketch. I have the puppet. lol

can you make more puppets please i would love to make other dinos ?

Please do a lesson on Tyrannosaurus and suchomimus

I’ve never really watched artists draw by hand before, the rare occasions I watch drawings it’s mostly digital art. The thing that shocked me the most is that he used a fucking razor blade to sharpen his pencil. I looked it up and apparently it’s COMMON?!?? LIKE THATS SO DANGEROUS!! Best way to ensure longevity, razors near your hands constantly, some people these days have no common sense tsk tsk. (Last part /s obviously, but I did think it was interesting lol :P)

@DinosaursReanimated

2 жыл бұрын

Believe it or not blades aren't dangerous if you don't cut towards yourself.

@thatrealpotato8795

2 жыл бұрын

@@DinosaursReanimated haha i definitely agree with you there, im concerned about the fingies

He speaks to me..

24:08 is the precise middle

@acrocanthos-maxima4504

2 жыл бұрын

wouldn’t it be 24:12

25:48 😂👍

All I got from this is that a T Rex w a perm is plausible.

He looks like Ian Rappaport

can you a giraffatitan next

"soft stretchy skin beak material"

do one with an emo hair cut

Bob Ross

I cannot believe this isn't an Aussie dinosaur ....lol

Brian(an artist), doesn't have a pencil sharpener. He is a lot like myself, with better drawing skills. Brian: I am a deranged sociopath with a long history of violence:)

41:21 Oh you're a GIRL DINOSAUR

I use refillable markers. But plastic is basicly erth oil and erth eoil is dead dinosaurs soooo. You are drawing a dinosaur wit an other dinosaur

crappy video, awesome content. SUBSCRIBE!

wow very cool video so informative... one thing though, Emu is pronounced "eem-you" not "ee-moo"

IS ESTUPID

@parakeorex

Жыл бұрын

Your mother

I'm definitely buying one of your skulls!