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I love how it seems to be looking at the camera and saying "wtf r u looking?"
I would really like to see it coloured, too.
Was Yinlong really this stocky? There doesn't seem to be a skeletal in existence, and I've been wondering what the best proxy would be for its general shape.
I though wonder if Yinlong is aware of his doing.
Yinlong was indeed a quite stocky Drag... erm Dinosaur.
Here you can look the Holotype-Skeleton: [link] (note the short tail)
It looks quite psittacosaurian actually, which is a further prove that Psittacosaurs retained a very basal condition for such late Ceratopsia.
I was thinking something like Archaeoceratops - which does have a skeletal courtesy of *shartman - might do, but then I saw where this thing was phylogenetically and wasn't sure any more...
(By the way, the whole reason I was wondering about Yinlong is that I've wanted to do these exact same animals for the art challenge. In a different way, mind you, I have no intention of ripping you off
Coincidentally I had something similar in mind, but discarded it because my lack of skill in this kind of style.