looks pretty epic in my pinion dude

I approve. I do believe, dear Rukis, that you have attained mastery over drawing bodies. All kinds of bodies.
Especially ones that "don't exist".

tee-hee-hee-hee-hee-hee.....

Wow, this is so amazingly accurate (at least to my untrained eyes that is). Great job! :D

I would look somewhere between a bird and a reptile or possibly a winged dinosaur for reference. Probably very hard to decide on certain traits to represent and I am sure there will always be critics like with anything.

Looks good!

Nice, but you replaced the lateral and ulna (forearm/ shin bones) with a single bone on each limb except the wings.

dragons don't need those.... magic!

For the exception of the Easter dragon and the chimera mage can not make up for biology. There is more science involved than you know.

Actually in many animals both ulna and fibula get completely or almost completely fused with radius and tibia (I've never heard of a bone called "lateral", lateral is an anatomical direction in the mediolateral plane) as they mature and these bones then do not exist as seperate bones at all, so a dragon with no ulna or fibula is completely feasible.... as much as dragons go

Very well done.

Dragons are good, Bones are better, DRAGON BONES ARE BEST.

Recommended reference material for dragon skeletons: the Draconomicon. It's a DnD game book pertaining to dragons, yes, but it contains multiple renderings and illustrations of draconic anatomy. Skeletal, muscular and organ references, even. Quite a handy thing, it is, and I expect you'd have found the skeleton in particular highly useful.

Came here to say this hehe

Something, Hmm seems missing..

Hmmm

A top hat and cane perhaps ? XD

A monocle.

Now you made me think of Mr. Peanut. Lol

That looks amazing I must say! ^.=.^

Dragons. Dont. Exist? WHAT!??

Fantastic drawing Rukis. Just dont think about his back leg and its length. Also DONT picture him in a top hat. . .

Tarinax?

actually this is very accurate, considering how little material you likely had to work with:)

Sir, the Diet has worked too well!

one thing which could helps, dragons are ,reptilians, look for reptilians skeletons.
nice skeleton BTW

I'd probably put a little bit of wrist on the wings, but that's just me.

omg...just..wow ._. amazing

Wow!

Wonderful art. Good time to bring up my pet peeve about dragon anatomy too!

Bones would be under too much strain at six key points. Toes, claviclum, sternum, all unworkable. Body would also be poorly balanced on the ground and impossibly unbalanced in flight. Wings to actually lift this creature would need to be around 3 body lengths, which would require a chest the size of a house to power. Basically the classic dragon model is like putting wings on a horse - looks pretty but could not fly. Actual flight would require a lot of changes to the skeleton which would basically leave you with a bird.

amazing!