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 Posted: Thu Oct 02, 2008 7:08 pm
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I didn't take any time coloring it. I used a computer program for that xP
Tell me positive thoughts please!
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Posted: Sun Oct 05, 2008 8:05 am
Tell me positive thoughts?
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Posted: Sun Oct 05, 2008 12:27 pm
He's really cool! Or is it a she? sweatdrop I don't draw dragons too often (because I'm so absolutely terrible at it) but yours is really rad (yes, I'm using old people jargon).
If you wanted critique (to take positively for future reference) then I believe the front legs could be a bit thicker and the tail a bit longer (so the head doesn't dominate the whole body).
But it's absolutely wonderful! Are you going to color it more on the computer, or do more. Expand on colors and such, 'cause you can do a lot with dragons on the computer since they're colored in scales and such and can be quite colorful. Just wondering. I'd love if you'd post more dragons. I haven't seen many around in the Gaian guilds, and a good dragon picture is always great to look at. mrgreen OH! Continue to draw, and have fun!
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Posted: Wed Oct 29, 2008 6:59 pm
Tarff He's really cool! Or is it a she? sweatdrop I don't draw dragons too often (because I'm so absolutely terrible at it) but yours is really rad (yes, I'm using old people jargon).
If you wanted critique (to take positively for future reference) then I believe the front legs could be a bit thicker and the tail a bit longer (so the head doesn't dominate the whole body).
But it's absolutely wonderful! Are you going to color it more on the computer, or do more. Expand on colors and such, 'cause you can do a lot with dragons on the computer since they're colored in scales and such and can be quite colorful. Just wondering. I'd love if you'd post more dragons. I haven't seen many around in the Gaian guilds, and a good dragon picture is always great to look at. mrgreen OH! Continue to draw, and have fun!
Thank you! I shall draw more dragons for you!
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Posted: Thu Oct 30, 2008 4:13 pm
OmiGOSH~!
What a wonderful dragon~
I truely love the style
it's so much more whimsical and quirky than you usually see.
I'd love to see how this syyle looks applied to other creatures~
All I have to say is that if you continue to spruce it up and actually spend time on the coloring (and get rid of that lined background!) it'll be a remarkable finnished piece!
3nodding
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Posted: Thu Oct 30, 2008 5:46 pm
Queen.Trickster OmiGOSH~!
What a wonderful dragon~
I truely love the style
it's so much more whimsical and quirky than you usually see.
I'd love to see how this syyle looks applied to other creatures~
All I have to say is that if you continue to spruce it up and actually spend time on the coloring (and get rid of that lined background!) it'll be a remarkable finnished piece!
3nodding
whee
Glad you like it! I drew it on a sheet of notebook paper, because I was sending it by mail to a friend.
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Posted: Fri Oct 31, 2008 2:53 pm
[C]ellar [D]oors Queen.Trickster OmiGOSH~!
What a wonderful dragon~
I truely love the style
it's so much more whimsical and quirky than you usually see.
I'd love to see how this syyle looks applied to other creatures~
All I have to say is that if you continue to spruce it up and actually spend time on the coloring (and get rid of that lined background!) it'll be a remarkable finnished piece!
3nodding
whee
Glad you like it! I drew it on a sheet of notebook paper, because I was sending it by mail to a friend.
You don't have any computer paper? confused
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Posted: Sat Nov 01, 2008 8:54 pm
Queen.Trickster [C]ellar [D]oors Queen.Trickster OmiGOSH~!
What a wonderful dragon~
I truely love the style
it's so much more whimsical and quirky than you usually see.
I'd love to see how this syyle looks applied to other creatures~
All I have to say is that if you continue to spruce it up and actually spend time on the coloring (and get rid of that lined background!) it'll be a remarkable finnished piece!
3nodding
whee
Glad you like it! I drew it on a sheet of notebook paper, because I was sending it by mail to a friend.
You don't have any computer paper? confused
I just felt like drawing when I was finished writting the letter on notebook paper.
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Posted: Sun Nov 02, 2008 12:14 pm
[C]ellar [D]oors Queen.Trickster [C]ellar [D]oors Queen.Trickster OmiGOSH~!
What a wonderful dragon~
I truely love the style
it's so much more whimsical and quirky than you usually see.
I'd love to see how this syyle looks applied to other creatures~
All I have to say is that if you continue to spruce it up and actually spend time on the coloring (and get rid of that lined background!) it'll be a remarkable finnished piece!
3nodding
whee
Glad you like it! I drew it on a sheet of notebook paper, because I was sending it by mail to a friend.
You don't have any computer paper? confused
I just felt like drawing when I was finished writting the letter on notebook paper.Aaah, that makes sence xd
But there is an easy way of getting rid of those lines if you have a photoshop program. All you have to do is:Quote: 1) Scan it in (which you've already done)
2) At the top there should be a selection called "Image", click it and then click the one that says "Adjustments". You should be presented with then more options. Scroll down to the one that says "Hue/Saturation", and click that. [If you don't understand, or if you just want to be quick, holding down Ctrl+u should suffice.]
3) You should then be presented with a box that says "Edit: Master" at the top, with the options of Hue, Saturation, and Lightness underneath. Click on the "Master", and select the first one underneath.
4) It should be "Reds". Now, click and drag the arrow under "Saturation" all the way to the left, and click and drag the arrow under "Lightness" all the way to the right. Repeat this step on all of the remaining color families, except for the "Master" [Don't touch the "Master!]
5) After hitting "OK", go back up to "Images" and "Adjustments" again, and scroll down until you find "Brightness/Contrast".
6) Fiddle around with the settings until you get your image to where you want it. [Usually, I have to edge both the brightness and contrast slightly to the right.]
7) If there are still some shadow-lines showing, go back in with an esarer to clear those up.
8.) Now you should have a line-free work~! I hope this helps~
3nodding
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Posted: Thu Nov 06, 2008 10:33 am
Queen.Trickster [C]ellar [D]oors Queen.Trickster [C]ellar [D]oors Queen.Trickster OmiGOSH~!
What a wonderful dragon~
I truely love the style
it's so much more whimsical and quirky than you usually see.
I'd love to see how this syyle looks applied to other creatures~
All I have to say is that if you continue to spruce it up and actually spend time on the coloring (and get rid of that lined background!) it'll be a remarkable finnished piece!
3nodding
whee
Glad you like it! I drew it on a sheet of notebook paper, because I was sending it by mail to a friend.
You don't have any computer paper? confused
I just felt like drawing when I was finished writting the letter on notebook paper.Aaah, that makes sence xd
But there is an easy way of getting rid of those lines if you have a photoshop program. All you have to do is:Quote: 1) Scan it in (which you've already done)
2) At the top there should be a selection called "Image", click it and then click the one that says "Adjustments". You should be presented with then more options. Scroll down to the one that says "Hue/Saturation", and click that. [If you don't understand, or if you just want to be quick, holding down Ctrl+u should suffice.]
3) You should then be presented with a box that says "Edit: Master" at the top, with the options of Hue, Saturation, and Lightness underneath. Click on the "Master", and select the first one underneath.
4) It should be "Reds". Now, click and drag the arrow under "Saturation" all the way to the left, and click and drag the arrow under "Lightness" all the way to the right. Repeat this step on all of the remaining color families, except for the "Master" [Don't touch the "Master!]
5) After hitting "OK", go back up to "Images" and "Adjustments" again, and scroll down until you find "Brightness/Contrast".
6) Fiddle around with the settings until you get your image to where you want it. [Usually, I have to edge both the brightness and contrast slightly to the right.]
7) If there are still some shadow-lines showing, go back in with an esarer to clear those up.
8.) Now you should have a line-free work~! I hope this helps~
3nodding It looks really nice and i like the style biggrin smile 3nodding
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Posted: Sun Nov 16, 2008 7:46 pm
Hmmm...is this from a how to draw dragons book? It looks familiar...
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Posted: Mon Feb 16, 2009 2:27 pm
OMG!!
(Yes I just said that.)
SO AWSM~
I love dragons and I think you REALLY captured the essence of the mightiness and grace.
And I'm not flattering you, I'm being honest.
And I can't draw dragons to save my life, let alone draw manga (i'm horrible so i joind for help ^_^ wink
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Posted: Tue Feb 24, 2009 4:55 pm
OMG i love ittt heart biggrin
lol. well if u want a critique mayb just make the arms/legs thicker and mayb a longer tail? this is all ur call tho. ur dragon biggrin
keep up the good work mrgreen
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Posted: Fri Mar 06, 2009 12:41 am
That's hella cool. ^^ Very nice design.
Way to take shortcuts with the colouring tho'.
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Posted: Sat Mar 07, 2009 9:53 am
Oh no! Lined paper! noooooooo xD (doesn't it suck when you start off a doodle on lined paper and then it becomes amazing but you realize that its on lined paper? xD)
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