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We return to the tutorial!
We finished the head with a few scribbles of expressions ^^
As we discussed at the time, dragons, like good lizards, have the expressiveness of... a lizard? lol
Okay, it's easy to see when a dragon is very angry (it will actually be the last thing you see if it catches you in the middle XD), but if we want to draw it in another way (happy, shy, jaded...) we will have to play with the accessories mobiles and some anatomical elements such as the corners of the lips, eyebrows and cheeks. In the case of dragons with fleshy lips (not rigid or bony beak-like, or directly non-existent), the entire mouth can be used as an expressive element. Ears, feathers, and crests change position depending on the situation and emotion.
We can look for inspiration in very expressive animals such as dogs, which have a high range of expressiveness, observe the most significant elements, those that show us the concrete feeling, and extrapolate them to our drawing.
Well, I think that for the moment the head can be finished, but as you well know, you can ask any questions you have or comment on any suggestion that occurs to you ^^
Next tutorial: necks. It will be much shorter, but no less important

Description
We return to the tutorial!
We finished the head with a few scribbles of expressions ^^
As we discussed at the time, dragons, like good lizards, have the expressiveness of... a lizard? lol
Okay, it's easy to see when a dragon is very angry (it will actually be the last thing you see if it catches you in the middle XD), but if we want to draw it in another way (happy, shy, jaded...) we will have to play with the accessories mobiles and some anatomical elements such as the corners of the lips, eyebrows and cheeks. In the case of dragons with fleshy lips (not rigid or bony beak-like, or directly non-existent), the entire mouth can be used as an expressive element. Ears, feathers, and crests change position depending on the situation and emotion.
We can look for inspiration in very expressive animals such as dogs, which have a high range of expressiveness, observe the most significant elements, those that show us the concrete feeling, and extrapolate them to our drawing.
Well, I think that for the moment the head can be finished, but as you well know, you can ask any questions you have or comment on any suggestion that occurs to you ^^
Next tutorial: necks. It will be much shorter, but no less important