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Emperor Sulfuric Dragon

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Wow, love it O_O

Awsome, especially awsome if it's your original figment of imagination and not a look-alike of some other dragon some other person drew. Though I agree with paspar about the anatomy thing. What I'm about to say applies only if you wanted to draw a regular good-old dragon .

The feet need some work, if you ask me. Especially the front ones. They're way too little.
I'd say the front arms are also too short.
The torso is too slender to fit it's mascular long legs and big head,(incredible job with the head btw, that's probably the best dragon head I've seen in months.)

Sorry for speaking like a know-it-all, just didn't have time to say it in a nicer way. I think you're a great artist, and you'd be excellent if you just worked on a few issues. Way better than I'll ever be anyways. Soo.. congrats and keep up the good work!

Lovesit

I've always been a fan of mythological beasts, but I really like your spin on this dragon. You can definatly see the asian influence. Awesome job!

hmmm....

nice dragon....!!!.... i suggest you watch out for the anatomy..(i'm not saying that you must look to a real dragon...beacuse, you know..they dont exist...xD)....find references like the monitor lizard or the komodo dragon... you can find lots of inspiration from animals...EVEN BIRDS!...take this as a suggestion...im not telling you how you should draw... its a very nice dragon just as it is....

ShadowElite951 responds:

Curious, what part of the anatomy? Practically all of my dragons are based on dinosaurian structure.

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