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Another illustration of the great descending dragon Dei Han Long (大颃龙). This time I've drawn him on probably the hardest but most stylish yoga pose I've ever seen, which has proven to be a huge challenge, not only because of how muscles behave, as it's much easier represent them relaxed or even flexed, but stretched look so much different, through I could give a plentiful focus to his arms and muscled legs. It didn't quite help either the position of light relative to his body, but it made sense to me to draw him facing east, after all, the sun rises from the east. Either way, it didn't make justice to his pecs and abs, but it did to his arms and legs.
BTW, he's fond on fundoshi, as he finds them confortable and of allowing free movement. I do took the liberty too, for the sake of muscles <3

I'm quite surprised however, of how I made turn out the landscape, into a gorgeous sunrise on this mountainous grassland, and next to Dei I added that pile of rocks arranged in a delicate balance to enhace the motif on the image, as the tittle says: Equilibrium. The rest is to appeal to a harmonious image.

Description
Another illustration of the great descending dragon Dei Han Long (大颃龙). This time I've drawn him on probably the hardest but most stylish yoga pose I've ever seen, which has proven to be a huge challenge, not only because of how muscles behave, as it's much easier represent them relaxed or even flexed, but stretched look so much different, through I could give a plentiful focus to his arms and muscled legs. It didn't quite help either the position of light relative to his body, but it made sense to me to draw him facing east, after all, the sun rises from the east. Either way, it didn't make justice to his pecs and abs, but it did to his arms and legs.
BTW, he's fond on fundoshi, as he finds them confortable and of allowing free movement. I do took the liberty too, for the sake of muscles <3

I'm quite surprised however, of how I made turn out the landscape, into a gorgeous sunrise on this mountainous grassland, and next to Dei I added that pile of rocks arranged in a delicate balance to enhace the motif on the image, as the tittle says: Equilibrium. The rest is to appeal to a harmonious image.