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1st off i need to thank 2 ppl for this pic, the maker John Martello.
and second my mistress Kirisha.
thank you both from the bottom of my heart.
the only ppl who actually kept there promis amd made me a piccy.
and second my mistress Kirisha.
thank you both from the bottom of my heart.
the only ppl who actually kept there promis amd made me a piccy.
Category All / All
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Size 1012 x 1228px
File Size 159.9 kB
,^..^, *mrrs and snugs close* btw i got a second pic slotted of me and you being done by 
littleghost on the same subject i have lessa doing ,^..^,
littleghost on the same subject i have lessa doing ,^..^, 
This drawing has the instant "WOW!" factor! I saw it when browsing through a friend's favourites. I can't believe I haven't come across it before actually.
I absolutely LOVE the pose with this cute blue dragon taking a knee. The anatomy and angles are superb with such a challenging position. Equally impressive is how much depth can be seen in the picture, from his foot in the rear, or tail sweeping back.
I also find it amazing how well you did the head with him looking forward. With any creature with a long snout, such as a crocodile or dragon, this is very difficult to pull off. You did so with ease.
I also love the intricacies of his scale patterns - some of which must have been tedious to do. The colouring is also fantastic, and I can barely tell that its traditional. Sometimes seeing an artists brush/marker/pencil strokes makes the picture feel even more real.
In summary, this is just plain awesome. How about that? ^.=.^
I absolutely LOVE the pose with this cute blue dragon taking a knee. The anatomy and angles are superb with such a challenging position. Equally impressive is how much depth can be seen in the picture, from his foot in the rear, or tail sweeping back.
I also find it amazing how well you did the head with him looking forward. With any creature with a long snout, such as a crocodile or dragon, this is very difficult to pull off. You did so with ease.
I also love the intricacies of his scale patterns - some of which must have been tedious to do. The colouring is also fantastic, and I can barely tell that its traditional. Sometimes seeing an artists brush/marker/pencil strokes makes the picture feel even more real.
In summary, this is just plain awesome. How about that? ^.=.^
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