Arctodus closeup by Dinoraul
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Description
Arctodus or "short-faced bear" is an extinct genus of bear from North America (Pleistocene, about 3.0 Ma.—11,000 years ago).
Arctodus simus may have once been Earth's largest mammalian, terrestrial carnivore.It stood about 1.80 m (5.9 ft) at the shoulder and may have weighed about 800 kg The short-faced bears belonged to a group of bears known as the running bears. Based upon on evidence Arctodus was carnivorous animal.
Animal modelled with Lightwave 3D 9.3
Rendered with Poser 6
Postwork with GMX PhotoPainter II
Comments (13)
Now that's a great picture - extinct or not.
Grizzly bears, polar bears, move over! Here's the ULTIMATE "teddy" bear. Not someone to meet on a nice forest stroll! Good job, Dinoraul! Keep up the good work! :-)
Nice image, liking the the natural media look.
I really like the way you've done this. Absolutely superb work.
The superteddybear is awesome!!! And paint style is very good!
Awesome!
wow! This is great!
Wow ! My big brother.
nice to see you took the Spectacled bear ( it's closest relative) as inspiration for its facemarking.
Fanastic Closeup!!!
awesome
A pleasure to see this fine beast recreated!
Fantastic bear