Drawing dinosaurs
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Paleo-artist, Gabriel Ugueto, reveals the challenges of drawing dinosaurs.
Paleo-artists use fossils and scientific essays to depict animals that lived millions of years ago. Paleo-artist Gabriel Ugueto reveals the aesthetic challenges he encounters when trying to accurately draw extinct animals like dinosaurs.
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Drawing dinosaurs
Clip: Season 4 Episode 31 | 5m 28sVideo has Closed Captions
Paleo-artists use fossils and scientific essays to depict animals that lived millions of years ago. Paleo-artist Gabriel Ugueto reveals the aesthetic challenges he encounters when trying to accurately draw extinct animals like dinosaurs.
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