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Published: 2008-06-26 21:30:04 +0000 UTC; Views: 21663; Favourites: 405; Downloads: 282
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Dragon Sheet! Yes.Just another one of my "famous" tutorial sheets.
I used Photoshop to draw this. Make the sketchie lines on a different layer and the clean outlines after that also on a different layer.
If you have any questions just ask.
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Hands Sheet: [link]
Horns Sheet: [link]
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Comments: 55
wow thats incredible, it has helped me with the face and limbs.
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Thank you very much!
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Thank you very much!
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Thank you very much!
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yes! another dragon sheet! this one is almost as good as the one on your website! ^_^ woo!
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Not really, but I have not added any despcription also.
The anatomy is simplyfied but still follows the standard. You have upper arms, forearms, hands, thighs, calves and feet there.
I don't define single muscles in such a simple style, it all depends on what style how many details you want to have in the end.
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Well i am just DONT KNOW how muscles are places in non humanoid body... so...
Anyhow: When drawing things like this: How to avoid the trauma where you seem to only draw cartoonish or totally round lines/things? That happens to me a lot; Lines are eithr distorted or theyre just some random ----- around the paper 
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I first started to look on animal's anatomy on photos and in drawing books. You need to understand how muscles and joints work and how and where they are placed in a body. It is not a rule that you need to follow "real" anatomy in art but the closer it is to real muscle structure the more "natural" it will look in the end.
You need to see these circles not as flat 2D lines, think 3D.
The linework itself is just a question of training the more you do it the better you will become.
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So... sketch...doodle...scketch... Until something comes that lits your eye in happy: "SUCCESS!" ...?
PS. Id love to talk more about art with you but i am unsure if this is the right or even 'ok' place for it.
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Wow, das tut ist einfach genial und sehr hilfreich.
Ich habe immer noch pobleme mit den porpis na vielleicht hilft mir dein tut etwas weiter. ^^
Tolle sache. Danke Dir!! ^^
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Danke!
Die Proportionen sind mehr so ne Trainings-geschichte. Man kann zwar sagen, dass der Kopf so und so sein sollte aber das kann man nie auf jedliche Form von Kreatur ΓΌbertragen oder anwenden.
Ich kann nicht wirklich sagen nach was ich mich da richte, manchmal sehen groΓe KΓΆ
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Ja um die porpis geht es fΓΌr mich auch, darum wird dein tut mir einen hilfe sein. Na grosse kΓΆ
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Thorax is actually the middle part on an insect
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I just mean the chest
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Und wieder eine kleine bereicherung fΓΌr das entstehen eines drachen auf dem papier
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Danke!
Ich dachte es wΓ€r mal ganz interesant, dass mit Screenshots festzuhalten.
Das ist zumindest die Art und Weise wie ich "produziere".
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joa sehr gut veranschaulicht ich glaube auch nicht das man das so jetzt auf anhieb besser machen kΓΆnnte als eben so genante screen shots zu machen
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Thats quite useful especially for people who have no idea about quadrupedal dragon anatomy 
*faves it so he doesnt forget it*
Keep it up!
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Thank you very much!
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now I can draw a decent dragon.
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hum *nodds* very informative! I'm faving this for later reference
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This is exactly what I needed! I was having trouble with drawing dragon limbs 
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This one has a more cat-like anatomy here.
Thanks much!
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That is very helpful ^^
I'll fave it since it helps me with dragon shapes.
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