Saltasaurus loricatus. V 1.0 Entirely drawn on Adobe Photoshop CS4, using some pieces of Elephant for the skin texture, although most is freehand drawn. I used Greg Paul's 2010's Saltasaurus silhouette as a reference, with some modifications in the neck (which was much too thin in the original). The skull was drawn after that of Rapetosaurus krausei, making the antorbital fenestra just a bit smaller to make it a little different. This version lacks the dermal armor which was associated with the skeleton. I am working on a 2.0 version with the armor, which will soon be posted.

Entirely drawn in Adobe Photoshop CS4, using rhinoceros skin and freehand drawn scaly skin for texture.

Based upon the skeletal reconstruction available online. [link] The protofeathers have been added assuming that the integumentary structures found in ornithischians are homologous to that of saurischians, making "feathers" a synapomorphy of the clade "Dinosauria", if not Ornithodira (assuming the structures of pterosaurs are homologous too). This was entirely made on Adobe Photoshop CS4, in order to try an experiment: to see if I was capable of drawing a "close enough" dinosaur only by digital means.  It has proven to be a quick way to draw, though I still prefer the results of combining freehand pencil drawing and coloring in Photoshop.

Ortega F., Escaso, F. and Sanz, J.L. (2010). "A bizarre, humped Carcharodontosauria (Theropoda) from the Lower Cretaceous of Spain." Nature, 467: 203-206. doi:10.1038/nature09181 PMID 20829793