@A2J2TIWARI - it's only polishing, but to result you have to sit on it quite a long time. Thank you :)

You are so amazing! I have no idea how you guys are able to put so much detail into pixels... Much more kudos to the patience you have. 

This is beautiful.

Cheers, buddy.

Man, that would be brilliant! Can't wait to see that thing. :)

@Shackhal - Thank you )

Nice stamp! Hahaha :D

A very good job.

@Zizka - Thank you )

@ LagiaSapphire - Thank you :) These stamps were not copied from old paper models. Actually I have a few great ideas for pixel stamps with dinosaurs, but it`s still hard to implement now - I'm busy with another project :)

I know nothing about dinosaurs but this is really well executed. Bravo! Bravo! 

This is amazing! Can I order all my stamps from you??

I had this great sheet of dinosaur stamps when I was younger and never used them. I think they were done in watercolor, but this reminds me of those! Awesome!

All stamps was updated with AA text

@Mandrill - Dude, your knowledge is staggering! It's so cool :) I'm also a big fan of dinosaurs. Hopefully, when I have time, I'll make one of them in full of growth - biiiig pixel :))

@Theoden - Thank you!

@DawnBringer - I will certainly fix it! Thank you!

Ahhh weeellllll, Velociraptor (or fast predator) mongoliensis, that lived from the Bathonian to the Maastrichtian, was a very successful dinosaur from the Dromaeosauridae family whose feathered bodies and huge toe claws helped them to quickly catch up to their prey and kill it with a few strikes. They not only hunted in packs and had fantastic eyesight, they were also pretty smart - at least for dinosaur standards. Funny thing, most people don't know that their beloved raptors were pretty small, only turky size, still they..... blablablabla.

You should definitely check out its cousins achillobator, deinonychus and utahraptor, scary things.

I had to do it, sorry.

Fantastic pixel, man! The colours, proportions, shading and layout are superb. I love how the jaws and the tounge line up with the eye to create a great focal point.

I'm a big fan of your dino stamps, I would buy all of them if they were real. Keep 'em coming.

I am digging this!

I love these, but the lack of AA on the text bugs me a bit, esp. the "20" .

@Finlal - Always welcome )

@ADrawingMan - Very accurate observation, but let it be a new species (certainly among raptors) :) Thank you

I can hear Mandrill coming.

Fantastic! However, the hump right above his eyes sort of makes it look like his jaw has detached -sort of makes it look a bit like a whole new dinosaur imo. Definitely the best looking out of all the stamps that you have done so far.