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 's birthday!e_e ugh, next time i'll try acrylics. the inking made shading the scales nearly impossible. ):< oh, and all the gold parts and the red scales are glittery gold. you can't really tell in this picture. and yes, i do know that it's not anatomically correct for a true chinese dragon. hind legs are a PAIN to draw on something that shouldn't have them at all! skyesprinter 2007 |
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sdfjsdkfj this looks professional! go draw dragons (without feet) for a living!
i like the gold slashes around it. you used inking? whats that..?
i think whatever you used is better than acrylic though, because the paleness of it all makes it look a lot better i think.
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