Thanks for sharing! I recommend uploading to Syncsketch for more detailed feedback. Although there aren't obviously any dinosaurs to get reference from, there are some animals that move somewhat comparable. Two-legged dinosaurs move similarly to larger birds, such as an ostrich.
It's a bit hard to tell the scale, compared to the trees the dino seems large, but he moves pretty quick, closer to a chicken-sized dino. If he's a predator take a look at present day predators such as large cats (cheetah, jaguar, lion, etc.). Most animals try to keep their head relatively still while hunting prey so they don't lose sight.
https://youtu.be/EgwlnMmv-wg
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It's a bit hard to tell the scale, compared to the trees the dino seems large, but he moves pretty quick, closer to a chicken-sized dino. If he's a predator take a look at present day predators such as large cats (cheetah, jaguar, lion, etc.). Most animals try to keep their head relatively still while hunting prey so they don't lose sight.
the links
https://syncsketch.com/playground/e94f48e835cd474f96af1288e7b2a1e1#377035
https://syncsketch.com/playground/1e2de … cf0#379858