Bear with me, it isn't good and I see a TON of mistakes. The drawing itself only took me 5-10 minutes to finish, minus the time for ink outlining and coloring. But I'm happy with it, nonetheless!!
Five to ten minutes?! :blink: By my standards, that’s incredible! I don’t see too much wrong with it, either. I suppose the lower jaw is a little too narrow below the smile, and the topmost stripe of the sweater is thinner on one side than the other (I’m also guessing that the stripes at the tops of the sleeves should have matched the colors of the adjoining stripes of the main sweater), but other than that it looks terrific! The feet are excellent (I especially like the one we see from the front), and the shape of the hands and arms is very well done. So is the drippy stuff on the claws.
And even if the hat isn’t perfect, the pose and expression your character is trying to emulate is easily recognizable. (This from someone who has never seen a Freddy Krueger movie!)
Who didn't see this connection? In almost every Therizinosaurus pic I see on DA, there's at least one comment comparing it with the infamous Freddy Krueger.
I read a magazine article on dinosaurs years ago that described
Therizinosaurus as having "Freddy Kreuger" hands, too.
And considering that character's presence on the list of favorite villains you shared with me a while back, I suppose I shouldn't be surprised that you made this picture.
Doesn't help that I looooooove Freddy Krueger and plan to dress up as said Dream Demon this Halloween (who cares if I'm a girl? 
)!!
Incidentally, I dressed up as a therizinosaur for Halloween one year.
(I wouldn't have won any costume contests, but how many other people can claim that?
)
And no worries, that's fake blood on my claws 
!!
Could be tree sweet juice. Or tree sap. (Some trees do have reddish sap.) That reminds me; I remember hearing somewhere that one possible use
Therizinosaurus might have had for its claws (although I may be getting it confused with an explanation of a different prehistoric creature with a bizarre body part :unsure:) was to strip the bark off of trees (presumably to get at insects or a nutrient-rich part of the tree), and that in turn made me wonder whether
Therizinosaurus had a taste for tree sap.
What was that syrup you said you really liked? *Checks FBS's question thread* Ah, lychee syrup… *Looks it up on Wikipedia* Oh, it comes from a fruit, not sap. Oh well. At any rate, I thought I’d point out that your dinosona has an extra option for satisfying her sweet tooth.
P.S. Happy 21st birthday!
