Wyvern Dragon
Wyvern Dragon
Wyvern Dragon by Frost_Dragon
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Frost_Dragon on April 4, 2005, 10:51:04 PM
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ouija-phantom-wolf on April 4, 2005, 2:39:06 AM
Frost_Dragon on March 30, 2005, 6:15:18 PM
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ilovebalmung on March 30, 2005, 7:46:17 AM
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Stratadrake on March 30, 2005, 1:27:21 AM
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Somehow, I get a sense of déjà vu looking at this pic. Did you reference it from a picture or think it up completely out of the blue? It's hard to find anything worth mentioning to work on. Let's see, the arms strike me as slightly on the thin side, but not enough to be a problem. And the pattern of scales on the dragon's body works rather well, even if it feels a bit loose (like a pelt of leaves or something).
Although, the tail sort of bugs me. Then again, tails always bug me, I've never really liked the appearance of a tail going "out the back", "behind" the legs rather than between them... 'course that's just a personal taste issue, and nothing is going to change it.
The overall exposure of this drawing feels a little on the bright side, as well. If you haven't already, you should explore your scanner utility's menu system and locate its exposure/brightness controls sometime. I know pencil is a light medium compared to, say, paints or even colored pencil, but a little more contrast would really bring out some of the finer details in the drawing.
Even so, it looks great.
Although, the tail sort of bugs me. Then again, tails always bug me, I've never really liked the appearance of a tail going "out the back", "behind" the legs rather than between them... 'course that's just a personal taste issue, and nothing is going to change it.
The overall exposure of this drawing feels a little on the bright side, as well. If you haven't already, you should explore your scanner utility's menu system and locate its exposure/brightness controls sometime. I know pencil is a light medium compared to, say, paints or even colored pencil, but a little more contrast would really bring out some of the finer details in the drawing.
Even so, it looks great.
1. i do hav the dragonology book
2. i didn't say that it wasn't from the dragonology book
3. I didn't say that it was a completely oringinal pic that i thought up either
but thanxs 4 noticing the dragonology book is practically my bible!