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Still fiddling around with style a bit! Done in a break while inking comic pages, just to relax a bit. I know the anatomy is a bit off, but this was really more to just fiddle with the coloring and shading style. Thoughts, anyone?
Also first villan introduction! If you all are lucky you'll see more of them soon!
Hawthorne & MysteryVillan1 ©
alohinun
Also first villan introduction! If you all are lucky you'll see more of them soon!
Hawthorne & MysteryVillan1 ©
alohinun
Category Artwork (Digital) / Fantasy
Species Dragon (Other)
Size 300 x 300px
File Size 108.6 kB
I just hate when some Mystery Villain has me in their net of doom. Looks interesting! Pink hair bows are the sign of evil as everyone knows =p
If there is one thing that bother me about the pic is the the arm/forearm area. The sequence from scales to flesh is not like the tail/back area.
If there is one thing that bother me about the pic is the the arm/forearm area. The sequence from scales to flesh is not like the tail/back area.
Pink bows certainly are the universal sign of evil! Why, I see one and I instantly feel engaged in mortal combat!
Would removing the outline around the wrist/forearm area for the scales help with the transition a bit? I'm still fiddling around with a few aspects of the design, so if there's anything I can improve on, please let me know! :D
Would removing the outline around the wrist/forearm area for the scales help with the transition a bit? I'm still fiddling around with a few aspects of the design, so if there's anything I can improve on, please let me know! :D
I think removing the outline would help. In his reference, the scale to flesh transition is outlined, but not so boldly. With the tail-back transition shown in a different style, it really draws attention to the forearm/wrist. I really like the tail-back transition better than the current wrist/forearm area.
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