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Take the class on how I did this for only $19This is the creature design I completed as a demonstration for my class on Skillshare. The class goes over how to create a creature from nothing all the way to a final piece. The class is a series of 5 video lessons that you are free to watch at your own pace. You can also choose to partake in the class assignments and participate with the community and myself. Hurry and sign up now!
The dragon is a Teal-mouth Thornhawk for inquiring minds.
Creature Design Class!
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really nice artwork, i think you should join our Contest
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Can I write fan fiction about this? You can have 5% of the profits.
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Dragons are Native to Saharan Desert in North Africa.
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I know this is an older piece, but it is absolutely phenomenal. The amount of detail you've poured into the dragon really makes it jump to life. The color scheme is amazingly pleasing, and it all works unbelievably well. I will definitely be looking into that class.
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Im so jelly of your skills like i am with most of the artists on devian art but i like your work
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wow the wings are really good! I like how they have a pattern, but it's still muted so it's not too distracting.
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Very cool. I'm on skill share too, so I'll check it out when i get home later. looks very promising.
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I would like to have one of these as a friend. Yes. I think that'd be just grand. No..didn't say pet.. D:
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How do you add textures so well? Do you use a brush? Or do you put texture images over it?
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I usually just create a brush or find an applicable brush.
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But the dragon just wants a kiss!
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XD It looks like the feeling's NOT mutual!
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If a dragon was gonna give me a kiss, I'd accept it.
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man you must have put a big amount of time into this so many details, amazing work!!!!
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Wow, bad day. But, at least someone gets a meal outta this~
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That is a wyvern not a dragon. cool concept though i love how it fits in with the theme you set for it giving it dry scales and tough wings for the climate which you depict. and the horns also give it that whole desert look. its a hot dry desolate place and your wyvern shows this with its design well done.
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Yes, I am aware that it is classified as a wyvern if it has two wings and two legs, but wyverns are a type of dragon. Dragon can be used like dinosaur, a T. rex and a Triceratops are far more different than a wyvern and a hexapod dragon, but both are considered a dinosaur. Wyvern itself can be a loose term, it can also be applied to serpents with wings and no legs. So generally, the creator of a world can decide what is classified as a wyvern or not. I count this is as a wyvern, but under the clade of Dragons.
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Ive never actually thought of that before under that ideal it really does allow the creator/artist more freedom to classify things and therfore make them his own. i apologize ofr my arrogance. please forgive me
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this is so freaking amazing! i especially love the wing anatomy! it mixes a hand structure of a bird with membranes instead of feathers. Absolutely incredible!
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Can I ask please, did you drew all the scales by yourself or you used a texture?
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Neither, really. I do go over exactly how I did the scales in the class.
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I am seriously thinking about buying the class...
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I can't say I agree. If I were to be eaten by a dragon, I'd want to be eaten by that dragon.
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The composition and the textures blow me away. Also, this thing scares the bejeesus out of me.
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I just noticed that this looks like it was very heavily inspired by a bird of prey
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That was certainly the general idea
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Yeah the feet are very owl-like, the nose has sort of like a beak notch to it, the chest is very large like that of bird, and probably the most interesting part is the wings. I can see how you divided up the parts of the wing to be sort of like all of the different types of feathers that are on the birds wings. And than of course the entire dragon is swooping down to grab prey like a raptor.
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Yeah, thats why I called him a Thornhawk
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The amount of detail in your work is ridiculous. You are my god.
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