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Published: 2011-12-27 02:58:46 +0000 UTC; Views: 3346; Favourites: 76; Downloads: 0
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Deinonychus pinning down his prey...Related content
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Can you please tell me where I can get the full size (4000x3000) version without a DA watermark on it? Either enable the download option, or remove the watermark. That watermark ruins the image. 
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I am afraid you you won't find any full size version of this image without watermark as I got rather tired or seeing people taking advantages of other people artworks (including mine) for making money without giving any credit or compensation to the artist. Also, only the (low resolution) images donated to Wikimedia are under a CC-BY-SA-3.0 License, which is not the case for this particular illustration.
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Then how in the Universe do I obtain the full size image in JPEG format? Do I have to E-mail you, send a PM (if there even is such a feature on this site), or what? Please! I really want all your full sized images!
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You can always click the "Buy this Print" button on the side and get a print...I don't make the full size image available to download for free because this will lead some to take advantage of it. I've seen people selling t-shirts and other stuff with my illustrations on them on various sites such as ebay, zazzle, amazon, etc... often without authorship acknowledgement. If it wasn't for those few dishonest jokers, I would have continued sharing my illustrations with people like yourself... Sorry, but the blame is on those wicked minds...
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You didn't tell me what program you made the 3d model in. I'm guessing Maya, with Photoshop for the background. I love your deviations, but I won't add you to my favorites unless you send me a private link to a full size image or 3d model (Possibly through E-mail)! I hate those wicked minds too, but I wouldn't disable downloads over it!
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Send me an email and I'll give you the full version without watermark... on the other hand, smaller size images without watermark are available in my portfolio at spinops.blogspot.com
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P.S.: What program do you use? 3ds Max, Maya, Cinema4D, or other? If other, give the exact name of the program.
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And yes I use Zbrush and lots of photoshop afterwards...
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Your welcome.He also looks kinda realistic and handsome too
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I don't like the prey though ... I might modify it sometimes...
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That's OK if you want.Just a tiny suggestion:Why don't you make it a Tenontosaurus hatchling instead???
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Because it is always Tenontosaurus... the poor critter seems only to be known as food for Deinonychus!
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A great action scene. Deinonychus, a classic killer that is just to awesome, what is your favourite dromeaosaurid.
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Favorite dromie... Err, I dunno, I like them all. Maybe Velociraptor?
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ah like me, that one and deinonychus.
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The critter on the bottom is looking a bit too stiff to be freshly caught and pinned. I really like the current renditions of Deinonychus, think it looks more convincing than the giant lizard versions
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Yes, more closer to bird than to any reptile...Yeah the critter seems long dead.
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With sprawling legs and long tail, more like a large mammaliaform of some sort... maybe a relative of Repenomamus?
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Maybe it's payback for Repenomamus eating those ceratopsid chicks. Now the dinosaurs are ticked off and beating up its other relative XD
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Nice! This seems to be a popular paper for illustrations, heh.
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Thanks! I think yours is cuter though
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My dromaeosaurs seem to always turn out "cute", it's a curse. XD
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Not a curse... a benediction. I like them that way better. Getting tired to see most paleoartists depicting them as ugly monsters. I am pretty sure they were cute
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Haha, well thanks. 
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