i like the wings

Thanks! It's pretty rough, being that it's just a sketch, but something I might take the time to clean up later.

no prob^^

Seems familiar.

Looks good.

Tanx!

majestic as fuk XD

but seriously tho. dem wings!

Do you have any idea how much of a wingspan it would require to lift 2000lbs of dragon? It ain't by accident they huge ;D

if I am not wrong, according to sience, and law of logic/physic, is it impossible for a bumblebee to fly. :P

Kinda reminds me a little of Spyro in some regards.

But ooh yeah, huge wings, like big scaley blankets to cuddle up to a nice dragon and hide away under.

And yeah, the wingspan on most flying animals are quite large compared to their body, the exception being those with a low aspect ratio on their wings such as certain hawk families who. Most birds have high aspect ratio wings, like eagles.

The dragon in this picture would be said to have low aspect ratio wings. Short and wide wings, whilst high aspect ratio wings are long and narrow.

Something else that is interesting about wings is that offspring from a female bird which has to look out for predators during ovulation develop their wings faster and longer wings that offspring from a female that was not hunted by a predator during ovulation. Just an interesting tidbit if you ask me.

Science! I figure in fully outstretched position, her wings would be very long, as well. So really, they're just overall huge.

I'm surprised nobody's seemed to recognize her, though. Suppose I'll have to replace the ridge with a white mane instead, just to make it a little easier.. ;)

Who said that nobody's recognised her? It was rather clear for me who she was. You gave enough hints for that
At least I think so

Good! Faith restored! ;)

Ooh that.

Hehe, that I got. Just thought the design was similar to some of the dragon designs elements from the Spyro game series.

They are, aren't they.. Upward-pointy snout, long curved horns, punky look.. Yea, I can see that.

Not to mention how the neck looks to be on a 90% angel from the body, which is quite common now but I do believe it was the Spyro games which inspired that.

I prefer it when it looks more believable by studying actual animals and skeletal remains from dinosaurs on can then actually make a dragon that looks somewhat plausible. Or a modern day example would be the giraffe.

Just a little thing I notice personally though.

I suppose I did exaggerate that a bit. It is based on the D&D standard though, at the core. :D I just like the hero-look.

Nothing wrong with that, hehe. Its a drawing of a fictional creature (I wish it was not so) and your personal take on it. Not like there is any single defined anatomy for dragons apart from 4 limbs and two wings.