I now understand what he meant by sort of creating your own dragon.

This got me excited to finish because I get so many ideas for my future dragon. Though I do really need to go back to the first 2 modules to practice more to get better.

Assignment

dargons! I'm also taking an animation class and did a little animation to practice both classes.

Hi I finally managed to finish my dragon mannequins. I’ll admit I cheated a bit by looking up a bunch of dragons but that’s because I’m still a beginner and I don’t have a big visual library. I got more lose and creative with the last couple even though I know there are mistakes in them :)

I put all practice exercise in 1 page. not bad for a first try. The shading from imagination ran away with me :)

Hi. This was a fun but challenging exercise and I can see where the lessons come into play. I chose a classical dragon by Andrew Collin I found on Artstation and I found an interesting bug dragon by Art of Sandara on instagram and I though using bugs as a basis for dragons was cool. I did struggle more with the classical dragon than the moth dragon

These look ugly . But this technique is useful for stuff they you never drew before like a cat.

Hi i took a long break in the middle of this because of life and I lost some motivation while doing this as it was hard but I came back and pushed through even though I know it is not exactly right but I tried my best and I’m a beginner with a lot to learn :)

Hi, I’m still working on breakdown and doing angles out of my comfort zone.