Miko
Miko
Miko by Moon_Bind
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Moon_Bind on April 7, 2006, 8:59:05 PM
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This was back when I started drawing. If I had put the tail around her, I wouldn't know how to draw the paws :)
-Fridaythe13th- on April 7, 2006, 9:11:13 AM
Fairygurl27 on February 2, 2005, 12:31:43 PM
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LinkDragodius on January 11, 2005, 11:40:44 PM
Queen_Asheer5600 on January 8, 2005, 1:32:43 AM
I really like the image even if it's chopping when you first look at it. I agree you should really ad more indepth features keeping it looking like she's not just floating there. If you ever need ref's for the wings just look at your hands, and imagine them with long fingers that have skin between them. That's how I do a lot of my images and I use refs for poses and everything, mostly in the horse department. The two tail ends don't seem to suit the dragon in my own opinion, I know it's probably in your design it's just that I really don't think it's needed in the full design.
Ogrim_Doomhammer on January 3, 2005, 2:07:47 AM
Nemesisdragon on December 8, 2004, 4:59:16 AM
Noir_FFVII on October 14, 2004, 1:03:53 AM
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Moon_Bind on October 6, 2004, 1:26:56 AM
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um...right, I can't master the shadows(^-~) It's too hard I have tryed they always come looking crapy! Um....I never got the human structure...and the tail? Ah well this one was realy only to show a friend of mine how she looked. I never had standing,ground,gravity or any other pose factors in mind but thanks for the comment! I love your drawings!
Stratadrake on September 27, 2004, 3:37:14 AM
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What do you mean you screwed up on the head? I see absolutely nothing wrong with it!<br />
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Okay, yes the picture is a litle dark around the fringes, but that's half-expected from using a digital camera, so I can't nag on it (much) -- the dim exposure setting makes the purple tones look faded, in some spots it's hard to see the color.<br />
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As dragon physiology goes this one's pretty sound. The only things that bug me are the wings -- the "palm" joint of the wings (where all the partitions connect) should probably be a little thicker, after all wings are structured like arms with really long fingers. Also, if the dragon is standing on a flat surface (as the feet imply), then you shouldn't have the tail swoop down so low ("underground") like it does.<br />
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Apart from those two I'd say you have mastered the dragon physiology pretty well, most of the improvement for future drawings will be in the areas of color and shading. I'd bet you'll be producing some absolutely stellar dragons six months or a year down the road....
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Okay, yes the picture is a litle dark around the fringes, but that's half-expected from using a digital camera, so I can't nag on it (much) -- the dim exposure setting makes the purple tones look faded, in some spots it's hard to see the color.<br />
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As dragon physiology goes this one's pretty sound. The only things that bug me are the wings -- the "palm" joint of the wings (where all the partitions connect) should probably be a little thicker, after all wings are structured like arms with really long fingers. Also, if the dragon is standing on a flat surface (as the feet imply), then you shouldn't have the tail swoop down so low ("underground") like it does.<br />
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Apart from those two I'd say you have mastered the dragon physiology pretty well, most of the improvement for future drawings will be in the areas of color and shading. I'd bet you'll be producing some absolutely stellar dragons six months or a year down the road....
Juli on September 26, 2004, 10:00:58 AM
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