Category Archives: anatomy
Dragon-A-Day Online: Day 1,401: Schnoz.
I don’t really like that nose, though I was trying to do something a little different. Maybe it’s a bit too different (or round).
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Dragon-A-Day Online: Day 1,398: Armed Compromise.
“Wings are but fins for swimming the sky.” -Empress Galina In between episodes of Kill la Kill and the Vicar of Dibley, I thought I would draw a long-bodied, winged dragon, but it just felt a bit more fishy than … Continue reading
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Dragon-A-Day Online: Day 1,395: Eyes In The Skies.
I tried to get a little creative with the proportions of the facial features- the very small mouth and overlarge eye, mainly. There probably could have been more rows of spikes, in hindsight.
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Dragon-A-Day Online: Day 1,391: Last-minute Decisions.
I was thinking of something wyvernish, but then decided that there should be cute little forelimbs after I’d already put a deep keel. Shrug.
Dragon-A-Day Online: Day 1,389: Rough Around the Edges.
“I almost gave up on this at first but decided to play around with texture & shading instead. I learned a few things.”
Dragon-A-Day Online: Day 1,372: Old Smokey.
My pen gave me sass towards the end and I couldn’t quite get the smoke I wanted, and I forgot how to draw spiral horns, but it’s not awful:
Dragon-A-Day Online: Day 1,371: Good God Amighty.
“Sometimes, looking at scaled creatures, I think that even God just says “fuck it,” and starts a new pattern or starts filling in with irregular shapes that don’t make sense but fill space.” Continue reading