[绘画方面的资料][画画][美术]Dragon.Art(龙)_部分5.pdfVIP

71 Clouds and rain may be an appropriate setting for a spirit dragon, while a big mound of treasure may be better for the more greedy dragons. A river dragon might be rising up in a great splash out of the water! Maybe you want to draw in a second dragon companion for your little guy (or gal!). When your page shines with an inner light and your dragon stays quiet, you may just have reached the finish point. PART 2 Making a dragon or other creature special isn’t as easy as it seems. Sure, you may think you have the world’s only blue dragon with black wings, but chances are good that someone has done it before. To make your dragon truly unique, the important thing to remember is the details.Things to think about. • How many digits on each claw ?• What type of claw is it • Does your dragon have horns ?• What type of horns • How many horns ?• Does your dragon have a crest • What type of crest ?• Where is it placed • What does its tail look like ?• What is at the end of the tail • Is your dragon purely scaled ?• What is the scale pattern • Does it have fur, hair or feathers ?• Does it have spots or stripes Sure, someone else may have already created that elusive black-winged blue dragon, but I’ll bet they haven’t created a black-winged blue dragon with a blue-green mane of fur running down its body, six horns, three-taloned front feet, two-taloned back feet and a tail tipped with a spade! To be specific is to be unique! piral horns ✥ Spiral ram-like horns make a fine