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Oh you tricky bird (or should I say dragon?), you're nifty changed quote almost got me. Anyhow, pretty good on the penguin. Any particular reason for the funny color?
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Nice, dragons. It's rather funny, for an RPG board my character was a yellow dragon and I built a whole theme around it. That board closed down and then I got back in wc3 and found my way back here.
Honestly I thought you did really well on scorch, but meh, artists.
I look forward to your future pieces.
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Ouroboros, the snake swallows its own tail
Venom slowly slides up the spine.
Ouroboros, the snake swallows its own tale
A surprising act of honesty in the decline.
Py, that's just awesome. I've never seen dragons in RL (did you? o.0), but that draw made me belive they exists!
There are only 2 lines that I think that should be changed, and they are at the attached image. Here comes the exaplanation:
About the first part: I think that the line should be shorter, as shown there, because otherwise the dragon couldn't fully open his wings. I mean, the larger that region is, the less the dragon can open his wings. Imagine a 3d image with a dragon opening his wings and look carefully at that piece of skin, so you'll understand better, I think.
About the 2nd part: Hmm... the neck should start more forward. I say that because if the neck actually started there, the brain cavity of the skull should be so long that it comes from the region between the eyes to where the neck starts (marked in red). It should be closer to the head.
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Anyway, the draw is great, and the things I pointed are very tiny compared with the rest of the draw. Ant they're also a bit insignificant, don't they? I just pointed them because I noticed the perfection of the draw, and I really felt like pointing those two lines, that were a bit ot of place.
The worst thing is that it is much more boring to give these critiques through internet, think how easier is to point that in RL...
About the first part: I think that the line should be shorter, as shown there, because otherwise the dragon couldn't fully open his wings. I mean, the larger that region is, the less the dragon can open his wings. Imagine a 3d image with a dragon opening his wings and look carefully at that piece of skin, so you'll understand better, I think.
Yeah, that was only a quick line just to get a general idea of where it would end up being. I was going to make it more like that anyway. ;3
About the 2nd part: Hmm... the neck should start more forward. I say that because if the neck actually started there, the brain cavity of the skull should be so long that it comes from the region between the eyes to where the neck starts (marked in red). It should be closer to the head.[/quote]