Topaz Dragon

Love Dragons. I like this one. Honestly, took me a while to look at it to realize what I was seeing wrong with it. I think I can pin it down to dimensions and shadowing. His head looks a bit too big for his body, even taking in the account of the angle it still looks slightly to big. His front looks like it's coming closer to his left arm than down the center. His spikes look a bit off, this I think is all the shadowing issues I mentioned earlier. His left arm (the one in the foreground) looks tiny for the rest of him.
I do love the smoke effects! How his wing is splitting the cloud and the smoke billowing out of his mouth. The background was nice imagery of a blurred landscape as he's flying. I like the fire building in his chest and getting ready to flow out of his mouth again. The colors are good.
Over all, very nice. Like I said, it took a bit for my eyes to realize anything wrong but just some work on dimensions and shadowing would make this guy unstoppable! <img src="e.deviantart.net/emoticons/s/s…" width="15" height="15" alt="" data-embed-type="emoticon" data-embed-id="391" title=" (Smile)"/>

I really like the lighting and shading that you did on the dragon and I very much LOOOOOVEEE the colour scheme you chose. I LOOOOOVE the horns and the face, you made it looks so beautiful and your light source is just very well placed and ahhhhhhhhh i cant. I love the blurring of the background, it really gets you to focus on the dragon itself. The topaz colours are captured fucking amazingly I love you, the clouds and near the dragon looks really puffy and thats really awesome. the only thing I'd like to comment about is the wing looks kinda bland, it's just blue and it looks boring. Overall it looks really majestic as fuckkkkk good job <3

I love the use of contrasting colors of blue and orange; it does justice to it's name, "Topaz Dragon." The detailing of the scales and inner flames help the dragon stand out against the similarly colored background, and the blur used for the landscape gives a wonderful sense of movement that only adds to the composition of the drawing. The strategic use of focus and detailing allows the viewer to literally stare into the face of the dragon. I can easily imagine myself riding another dragon and happening to meet this one in midair. Working outwards, I love how you gradually decreased the detail so that the piece is not jumbled nor overwhelming. The darker tones used for the rest of the dragon's body and wings gives a beautiful perception of depth. The little detail of the wings cutting through the clouds (I'm assuming that is what it is) only adds to the dramatic moment.

First off, stunning, stunning work. It really is a gorgeous dragon and I can *almost* get the idea he just breathed fire. I think more smoke would be needed to pass that off, though, lots more! Also, his face seems a little.. flat, like a much bigger dragon just sat on him, haha. Maybe you were going for that, though. If he's flying, we should see some sort of a hint of wings, just the beginning of the wings or the tip or anything, because he kind of looks like he's floating right now or walking on an invisible floor the way his claws are stretched out.

Overall, beautiful job!

Holy guacamole, I love this! I wish I could draw dragons!

This is an amazing dragon! I love the colours, and from what I can see, the anatomy as well!

This dragon is badass, you should do more

Deathwing, eat your heart out.

qweiqeqiehqwi this is sooooooooooooo awesome
I mean
omg
this is just so awesome
don't tell me you are using SAI
it makes me want to cry of how good you are with using SAI while I can't do anything with SAI //cries a river omg