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Did some doodles.
If anyone wants to re-create this image or do a follow up or a prequel in your own style, I'm totally interested to see what people can do with it.
If you do re-draw this, I may just have to make you a thank-you gift.
Check out my Telegram channel for sneakpeeks, throwbacks, WIPs, early access to contests and other arts I haven't posted here yet!
https://t.me/IssacDraws
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If anyone wants to re-create this image or do a follow up or a prequel in your own style, I'm totally interested to see what people can do with it.
If you do re-draw this, I may just have to make you a thank-you gift.
Check out my Telegram channel for sneakpeeks, throwbacks, WIPs, early access to contests and other arts I haven't posted here yet!
https://t.me/IssacDraws
Other places to find me:
https://twitter.com/ilbvilbvhttps://instagram.com/ilbvilbvBlueSky
https://bsky.app/profile/ilbvilbv.bsky.social Category Artwork (Traditional) / Doodle
Species Western Dragon
Size 1280 x 796px
File Size 80.6 kB
Listed in Folders
I'm really into the style of things you're drawing with these pics. Big vore is one of my favorite things. :) Dragon's expression is great here. The little guy, too; looks fearful with the small amount of detail we can see on a face so small, good job there.
The critique on this one is actually kind of in a conceptual area; the dragon's forelegs and hindlegs are positioned very close together almost like he's being shy about something. It's the only thing that doesn't quite line up in the picture as the rest of the body language is very convincing. (The dragon leaned forward and looking down, predator-like, and the little guy backing away and looking up, all looks good.) Making them face a little more outwards away from the body on each side would give him a more confident look.
:)
The critique on this one is actually kind of in a conceptual area; the dragon's forelegs and hindlegs are positioned very close together almost like he's being shy about something. It's the only thing that doesn't quite line up in the picture as the rest of the body language is very convincing. (The dragon leaned forward and looking down, predator-like, and the little guy backing away and looking up, all looks good.) Making them face a little more outwards away from the body on each side would give him a more confident look.
:)
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