Zerra the dragon worria by freyaloi

Zerra the dragon worria

Description

Zerra. The worria from outer space. Half dragon, half cheetah!
Her many scares are proof of her battles.

24h work in to this one but im realy proud of it! Done on Gimp.

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Category Miscellaneous » Characters » Female » Teenagers (13-18)
Date Submitted January 15, 2007, 5:11:54 AM
Views 1042
Favorites... 4
Vote Score 0

Comments 6
Media Digital drawing or painting
Time Taken 24h
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Falconlobo on January 15, 2007, 1:25:06 AM

Awwesome wings I love them

nice eyes hair and pants too Good luck with your dream of working on Video games art^^

freyaloi on January 15, 2007, 3:02:20 AM

Thanks!^^

Falconlobo on January 15, 2007, 5:15:59 AM

You are most welcome^^

AriaGunnir on January 14, 2007, 9:49:38 PM

Wow, this is impressive! Have you been drawing for a long time? I like how you depicted the bone structure in the wings, and that angle is a challenge to draw (the angle is looking up at your character)...

freyaloi on January 15, 2007, 12:50:06 AM

i've been drawing all my life but its only been i've takken it seriously and i've progressed a lot cause i want to work in the artistic side of video games! Thats the job i want to do!^^

AriaGunnir on January 15, 2007, 9:58:06 AM

Well, that's a good idea, because the market for that sort of thing is huge these days. Keep up the good work: I am sure that even though there may be plenty of opportunities the competition is stiff. I've tried getting into just the syndication market for publishing a cartoon, and that was tough enough. I can imagine what CGI developers must have to do to prove themselves out there. Get out there and start kicking butt: check out magazines and websites on this topic to familiarize yourself with everything you will need. Don't let anyone tell you that you can't make a living in this business and don't quit sending in samples of your work even if at first you get rejected.