B. canadensis skull recon.

A reconstruction of a Brachylophosaurus canadensis juvenile's skull. Two partial skulls were used, one specimen from the collection of the Museum of the Rockies, and the other a so-far-undescribed Judith River Dinosaur Institute specimen. This is a continuous tone study in graphite for a technical drawing that will use several techniques, i.e. stippling, line, &c. This is also a revision of an earlier piece that can be found in my gallery here on dA. Any technical comments and observations are, as always, more than welcome.
Note: the drawing was too large to scan in one go so I had to merge two scans of it to get the whole thing, thus the white line down the middle of the face. C'est la guerre!