It took me a while to see that he was sitting on a dragon! And when I saw the head, the rest of the body connected and I was pleasantly surprised. Love it. Wake up Dragon! Dem Hills have gold in em!
yoooo.....nice work sister...its really good hayleee....really nice....everything is thought out and really designed down to the details....good job...the only thing i would look out for is something which start to tangent like the hat and maybe getting a thicker dark line could really help make that guy feel like he's real solid on the ground. I like the straight that were getting in the head neck area like he's really kerplunked on there but maybe just a different line quality could help us feel that weight....its really nice though :)
Stan: I'm glad that you're so honest. I agree with your observation of the line thickness in areas that could help define the weight and believability of the entire drawing.
Hey, I totally miss you dude, but I'll tell Glen Keane and the gang about you over @ Disney!
Thought I'd do a samurai trying to get his sleepy partner in crime awake to go on their next adventure. Maybe a good cup of coffee would due?
Love this!
ReplyDeleteThis is great! I love how it feels like a whole composition. Nice work, Haylee!
ReplyDeleteIt took me a while to see that he was sitting on a dragon! And when I saw the head, the rest of the body connected and I was pleasantly surprised. Love it. Wake up Dragon! Dem Hills have gold in em!
ReplyDeleteyoooo.....nice work sister...its really good hayleee....really nice....everything is thought out and really designed down to the details....good job...the only thing i would look out for is something which start to tangent like the hat and maybe getting a thicker dark line could really help make that guy feel like he's real solid on the ground. I like the straight that were getting in the head neck area like he's really kerplunked on there but maybe just a different line quality could help us feel that weight....its really nice though :)
ReplyDeleteThank-you everyone for your kind comments!
ReplyDeleteStan: I'm glad that you're so honest. I agree with your observation of the line thickness in areas that could help define the weight and believability of the entire drawing.
Hey, I totally miss you dude, but I'll tell Glen Keane and the gang about you over @ Disney!
superb! really like the expression on the dragon. hehe.
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