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DragonKin
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"This race was once created by the DragonGod of the east, by using his own flesh and blood to create a perfect Human. but the experiment was failed, and a new race was created during the process - the DragonGod named this race by "Rakeen", but as time goes by its has a more simple name "DragonKin"
Trying to draw something inHuman, its takes 2 days to finish the painting, approx 12 hours.
Really well done
This piece is realyl well done, I like it a lot. Especially the eyes and the shading on the face. But I do think the rimlighting on the left side of the character could be fleshed out a little bit more, and to be fully honest it looks like things were a little rushed on the right side of the image? The staff doesn't show as much attention to detail as the armor and because of that it looks a little out of place. With that said, this is a very nice character design.
Creative, I lubes it!
I can see that you love dragons, so do I! They're the most epic "monsters" / legendary beings (also been admired as a god :o) in zhe universe :D
I love your artwork, that style is simply; awesome!
That armor, it seems familiar. I think i've seen something like it in a game, I might be mistaken. Anyway, obviously a 10 star and favorited?
Keep up the awesome work.
~Gully
Love it
I love the proportions of the dragonic/human mix. The only thing i'd love to see is a greater contrast between the human skin and the dragon like exo skell.
OMG-KAWAII-DESU-NE
Nice, Frontpaged. but uhh, is the backstory really nessecary. You drew on pc right? Can you tell me what program you used?
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