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Great resource for animal anatomical illustrations:Β digicoll.library.wisc.edu/WebZβ¦
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Hi again. Well whatdya know, the dragons have pads on their wings! I have never thought of that, let alone seen many dragons with that! I assume this is for dragons that live in cliffs or trees :3
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It can be, for sure. ^^ It's more just a stylistic choice of mine as I like to emphasize that the dragon's wing 'fingers' are just that, fingers! :> So I like to add the extra details of claws and potentially gripping paw-pads.
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Also this will help me al ot in making a larger variety of dragons, since I am having trouble with that. Another great tutorial!
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I absolutely love this, especially because of the wing placement note you made X3 way too many people get that wrong
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Omg, thank you so very much for making this <3 This helps a ton and its so much content dragged into one tutorial! Amazing work on this one, thanks a ton again!
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Thank you, happy it can help! <3
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Woah this is incredible!!! Woah!! So in depth and hard worked on!!Β
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Thank you so much! <3
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This is ridiculously impressive and ridiculously helpful.
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I like it!
Keep up the good work!
P.S. Thanks for sharing aΒ
tutorialΒ And adding toΒ
knowledgeΒ AndΒ
helping people with
Their own art & skills! :3Β
It's awesome!
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Great to hear! <3
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This deserved a DD when it was posted!
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Ah, thanks so much! ^^
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My pleasure.
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This is so Β helpful! So glad I found it! And thank you for taking the time to make it!
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Wow I read this and oml how have I not looked at this to help me. The tips and what you said made me feel like I know more about the anatomy of dragons of all sorts. This just takes my breath awayππ
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Happy it can help! π
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No! I thank you for this tutorial because I LOVE DRAGONSS QwQ
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Wow, this tutorial was awesome! Think I'm going to draw A LOT the next weeks ^-^
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If I had a four armed dragon that had wings also, how would I do that? Would it still be in normal places with an additional arm coming from the socket at the front along with the original arm or would it have to be someplace else? Like further down the torso or could it be just behind the original arm socket?
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The second set of arms would have to be set farther back behind the first set. Similar to the wings, they'd need their own muscles and bones, and thus space for those muscles and bones without interfering with the other limbs. ^^. The torso would have to be lengthened just a bit.
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OMG can I just say I am practicing using this as a guide line and I feel like im making progress. Thank you thank you thank you!
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That's great to hear! ^^
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This was awesome help! I may be good at dragon art already, but I want to be amazing, and this will help me greatly to get there! Thanks for this awesome tutorial! >3<
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Thanks!Β
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this is very helpful and the anatomy is beautifulΒ
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How about 3 fingers for hind paws? Would that count as an incorrect anatomy representation or the number of fingers a dragon's hind paws can have can vary?
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Oh, no way. ^^ I just normally give my dragons 4-5 digits, since I base them off of some mammalian traits. Β But I've also worked with dragon species with 2-6+ digits. Β
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Nice to know, thanks!
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I use this for all my newer dragon art! (None of which is uploaded yetβ¦) and I have improved greatly! Thanks so much! (same with your "Scales Made Simple") Are going to make more dragon tutorials?
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That's wonderful to hear! ^^ Β And yep, I'm planning on updating my older Tuts, (Dragon Feet, and Scales,) and making more tuts that focus on different aspects of anatomy such as wings, heads, etc.
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Thank you! Keep up the great work, I can't wait to see more.
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Thank ya, will do!
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