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sooooooooo here is what i've being working for my second month of art class.
yup its a dragon, its a forest dragon race i created called Vermines
his name is Khorath :DD *waaaves!!*
and here is his sculpture ^.-.^
have also all the concept and background story for him, muscle structure, bone structure, race, sub-race, latin name, enviroment, temperament, class, diet and allllllllll thaty stuff XDD
hope you guys like it!!
will probably throw sculpture comission at this level, this one will be painted also as would i give sculpy comisisons. but be prepared to throw up at LEAST 250$ on these >..> ^^;;;
art dragon race and all info is © to
thorphax
yup its a dragon, its a forest dragon race i created called Vermines
his name is Khorath :DD *waaaves!!*
and here is his sculpture ^.-.^
have also all the concept and background story for him, muscle structure, bone structure, race, sub-race, latin name, enviroment, temperament, class, diet and allllllllll thaty stuff XDD
hope you guys like it!!
will probably throw sculpture comission at this level, this one will be painted also as would i give sculpy comisisons. but be prepared to throw up at LEAST 250$ on these >..> ^^;;;
art dragon race and all info is © to
thorphax
Category All / All
Species Dragon (Other)
Size 1280 x 1280px
File Size 1.11 MB
Listed in Folders
What an impressive sculpture!
I like the pose and position of the tail on there. The proportions, and musculature look good, and the soft scale texture is outstanding!
Did you have to use any sort of internal support for that?
I've never worked with scupley, or clay at all before, and I think it's rather interesting.
I like the pose and position of the tail on there. The proportions, and musculature look good, and the soft scale texture is outstanding!
Did you have to use any sort of internal support for that?
I've never worked with scupley, or clay at all before, and I think it's rather interesting.
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