Had a wild stress daydream that Rin made a brand of cereal called Rinloops. They were like fruitloops but made of garbage and they bit you back
i’ve been thinking about this all day anon thank you

i’ve been thinking about this all day anon thank you

Ahh bless you anon! I don’t draw Fawn nearly enough, even though I love her pointy face and weird bird feet ^O^

cookie received


congratulations anon you have discovered his TRUE FORM

for real though he’s just annoyingly large.
I find it kind of tricky to fit him into frame, especially when he’s supposed to be interacting with other normal-sized dragons, so I just make him sit down to save space :D

he’s good

Yeh I made her a bit too baby faced :0 She’s definitely the youngest of the bunch, maybe 20? Either way she is… very short.

smol but strong.
I think I imagine all my dragons as young adults who do not have their shit together.
a soft and spiky boy!!!

Rin is on her way to your lair to devour everything you love

Oh!! I actually just made a rough scale thingy for these two, because I’m always messing up their sizes.

So yeah, they’re fairly big! It was a very large fish :D
Sure! I am Not Great at tutorial stuff but this is pretty much how I handle heads, I hope this makes sense ;O;
I prefer to work out a simple base shape before anything - in Rin’s case her head is kind of teardrop-shaped.

So from the top she’s pretty much a teardrop, and from the side she looks like a pointy dog snake. Don’t forget the pivot point where the jaw opens, that will help you a lot with expressions and structure:

I still struggle with angles and 3D-ness in general, but that stuff always gets better with practice.
If I want to get a bit more detailed and snarly then I still work from that basic teardrop head, sort of carving away at the mouth area. I think of the face as a wrapping around the skull. Pulling back the lips will scrunch up the face, and reveal more teeth and gum.

I tend to add horns/fins afterwards.
Oh and of course you can play with all kinds of face shapes :0

As always I’d suggest looking at animals for reference if you’re having trouble. Dogs, lizards, dinosaurs, whatever you’re feeling - skulls can be particularly useful to look at. :]
Hopefully that helps a bit!
anon i’m gonna destroy you
not at the moment! I might start another blog for personal art at some point though, maybe when I’m a lil less busy with commissions.
you’re not missing out on much tbh like 99% of my stuff is just unnecessary monster designs
