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Published: 2005-07-01 03:03:48 +0000 UTC; Views: 2179; Favourites: 18; Downloads: 75
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A muscle study I did in hopes to better understand the body. I am still in need of understanding how a bipedal creature would sport such a large tail while being able to walk upright. As imaginative as some creations are, I seem to want to pull them all back into some sort of reality, wether through environment or physicla properties. I guess that is just me.Related content
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Please, more of this dragon! Such a lovely looking beast.
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I think the interesting part is that no one actually looks at a reptile, you cannot see their muscle definition in anything other than the arms. Not to say this isn't good though. ^..^
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Interesting. Little cylinders on four legs, the whole lot of 'em!
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Yep, because the scales hide the definition. Just like a cat's fur.
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Wow, great back muscles ^^ In most pictures you only see pectoral muscles, so this is a very nice change.
And well, the feet are nicely drawn ^_^ It would be great if you would accept my group submission request ^^
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Thanks for the fav 
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This is pretty cool. I've wanted to create a dragon character that was bipedal,
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Go for it. Send me a link when you do.
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Wonderful work, I really admire the bunching of the muscles in the shoulders and the foreshortening of the legs. I think you've done it very nicely but the black shadow seems to distract from the figure too much, so you might want to make it a shade of grey or get rid of it entirely.
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Ahh, yes, the shadow was a bit of an after thought. Thanks for the input.
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*gives him a nice shoulder rub*
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question: this back character is from your test character? Is the same character?
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That's a good level of muscle there. It's just right.
Great work on the anatomy. I hardly notice the legs anyway.
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That's a good level of muscle there. It's just right.
Great work on the anatomy. I hardly notice the legs anyway.
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Studies are good. I've always been inclined to draw a finished version the first time through...and have met with much frustration. I'd say you have the form down fairly well, as is. The right leg's perspective is a bit off, but you're probably aware of that...
And that's quite a well-kept dragon creature...
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Yes, the legs were tough to do than the rest...They do not seem to go away from the viewer too well. Live and learn I guess. He is well kept 
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Youve got some great anatomy here. Keep it up and im sure that you'll get better.
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Smome one needs to keep things pulled together. I can barely do reality at all I'm very proud of any one who can.
Nice deviation.
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Thanks. And thank you for the fav as well.
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I had some trouble trying to make the legs point away from the viewer. I need some practice with foreshortening. Glad you like it.
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This is REALLY REALLY old, I know, but if you think of the legs simply as tubes, and draw ellipses signifying the roundness of that tube...
Perspective comes into play here.
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