-
The VOIDRUNNER'S CODEX is coming! Explore new worlds, fight oppressive empires, fend off fearsome aliens, and wield deadly psionics with this comprehensive boxed set expansion for 5E and A5E!
A line drawing of a dragon
- Thread starter Ferret
- Start date
s/LaSH
First Post
http://homestarrunner.com/sbemail58.html has some pointers...
On a more helpful note, when it comes to dragons, I use large plates of armour, taking liberal inspiration from the Monster Manual. Such plates are huge along the back and on regions that don't flex much, but articulate and small on joints. If you're not into plate scale, going for a more lizardy appearance, I'd apply small scales to shadowed or contoured regions, using them to emphasise lighting and curvature on the beast.
Hope that's helpful...
On a more helpful note, when it comes to dragons, I use large plates of armour, taking liberal inspiration from the Monster Manual. Such plates are huge along the back and on regions that don't flex much, but articulate and small on joints. If you're not into plate scale, going for a more lizardy appearance, I'd apply small scales to shadowed or contoured regions, using them to emphasise lighting and curvature on the beast.
Hope that's helpful...
). The best I think I could do is a pathetic C shape. Thats were I need the help.
s/LaSH
First Post
I did some rough sketching. It might look a bit weird (no shading, plus I'm drawing on someone else's drawing) but there's the approximate idea.
I've also drawn some dragons in the early stages of my webcomic, if you're interested (link in sig)... they're a little more integral.
I've also drawn some dragons in the early stages of my webcomic, if you're interested (link in sig)... they're a little more integral.
Attachments
Similar Threads
