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Fussyraptor [2018-09-01 06:19:31 +0000 UTC]

this is really useful ^^
good job.

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LavenderCat667 [2018-07-01 07:55:29 +0000 UTC]

I often find that in real life animals, larger pupils can be more attributed to expressions of fear or anger, smaller ones to more laid-back expressions, since an animal will want to take in as much light and sight of their opponent as possible, and even fear without any "opponent" triggers the same fight or flight response But I do understand if it is for stylistic purposes, the tinier the pupil, it seems the more dramatic the expression gets, so as a stylistic choice, it's very good for expressing that fear and anger since many people don't associate dilated pupils with fear or anger.

P.S. If anyone out there is a realistic geek like me, pupils likely cannot contract to such a small size as sometimes shown, so even if you use the small pupils correlating to anger and fear, if you want it to look more realistic, perhaps limit that size to a certain threshold of size. And please don't take what I say out of context, I don't mean to correct anyone or crap on style choices, I just like sharing facts.

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gigglingGunslinger [2016-10-06 20:09:12 +0000 UTC]

Hey, uh, i'm a real big fan of dragons, and I was wondering, if you haven't already, could you do a tutorial on tooth placement and front feet? If you've done one already, could you link me to it? 

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Astra-Phantom5654 [2016-08-29 09:10:19 +0000 UTC]

This really helps me out <3 Been trying to get the eyes and mouth to go together with a digital drawing I'm working on but I can't seem to be able to draw the mouth quite right.

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TheScorchingDragon [2016-08-29 04:43:26 +0000 UTC]

This is really good!
I often find the head/face the most fun part of the dragon to design because of all the large amount of variations that can be done with it.
Do you have a favorite part to draw when it comes to dragons?

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