Last Supper of Raptor Jesus
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Artist Sexual-Lobster
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- 104,470
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- 4.47 / 5.00
- Date
- 11/17/2011
- Category
- Illustration
- File Info
- 3000 x 879 px
- PNG
- 1.3 mb
- Tags
- last
- jesus
- supper
- raptor
- Frontpaged November 17, 2011
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Raptor Jesus and his buddies enjoy one last meal together.
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Reviews
Rated 5 / 5 stars Nov 24, 2011
trippy
just watched your skyrim vid, then saw this, coincadince??? ..........yeah probably. anyway, the pic made me lol bro xD
Rated 5 / 5 stars Nov 23, 2011
This is going on my chrismas list...
Oh wait... I can't if my grandparents see this there going to go ape shit....... *sigh* I hate my over religious family... Oh well *puts on list any way* Infinitely grand job grand master Lobster of the untouchable art of sex you have my never ending gratitude. *salutes*
Rated 5 / 5 stars Nov 23, 2011
Beautiful
This picture has changed my life in all of the right ways.
Rated 5 / 5 stars Nov 22, 2011
Blub. Blub.
EPIC! I love the ManWhore songs. I basically memorized the Quest of the Manwhore (zzzoooooooooohhhhh!) I love this masterpiece. I was logged out, and I didn't know and I was like "WHERE IS THE FAVORITE BUTTON!!!?!?!" Oh...I favortired it :D
Rated 5 / 5 stars Nov 22, 2011
*Draws breath*
Suchomimus (jaws too long for Baryonyx, no fin for Spinosaurus), Compsognathus, Allosaurus (based on the crests above the eyes, Microraptor(Epidexipteryx?), Dilophosaurus, Kentrosaurus (back plates too small for Stegosaurus), Velociraptor, Triceratops (based on length, shape and solid construction of frill), Diplodocus (difficult to differentiate between sauropods, but neck shape and skull shape look like diplodocidae), Tyrannosaurus (obviously, though the small bumps on the snout more resemble Alioramus), Parasaurolophus and Pteranodon!
...Am I close?
Awesome artwork.
i did intend it to be a stegosaurus but i know the back plates are supposed to be staggered at different angles - but i drew them under the robe and it looked weird so i took them out - and the last one is intended to be a pteradactyl.