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Published: 2019-04-02 15:19:47 +0000 UTC; Views: 27975; Favourites: 726; Downloads: 0
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Dragon tutorial I did some time ago for a dragon contest I did. I hope you like it! Any questions, please don't hesitate to ask!Related content
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By chance, can this also apply when we draw our dragons' heads in a 3Q angle?
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Hello! What do you mean?
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I meant to say 3/4. Sorry. Also, what I meant was if I could also use the two sphere reference to draw a dragon's head facing a certain angle, like this:Β www.purecostumes.com/mm5/graphβ¦
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This tutorial was not that detailed haha. I honestly have always problems with 3/4 view.
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This is actually good advice for anything that is living. Apart from inanimate objects, almost nothing in life is a straight line, even the straight looking ones on closer inspection are often curved. Good to remember if you are drawing pretty much anything. Everything is usually curves and shapes
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It took me years to realize that XD. Thanks!!
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Check this, it sometimes helps me. You can search whatever you want:Β sketchfab.com/3d-models/red-drβ¦
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I've been trying to draw dragons recently, so this is really helpful! Thanks for making and posting this! <3
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Thanks! I'm glad you like it!
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nice!
but I would at least put a link to the pictures you have used
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You know what? Maybe you are right. I have to post another tutorial tomorrow, but after that one, for future tutorials, I'll try to follow your advice. Thanks!
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I love others using my photos as reference but it is always nice to be linked back
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You're right, sometimes we think google is an infinite and free source of photos. Unfortunately, I can't link the photos of my next tutorial either, as I said.
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This looks great!! Iβll have to experiment with it!
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I'm glad you find it helpful!
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