Siridar said:
No, the next step is to draw a dragon in wire. The last one you scribbled, you now get to learn how to draw a dragon.
Clean lines, dimensionality, animation, all that good noise. Think pen and ink work, only with heavy gauge wire.
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No, the next step is to draw a dragon in wire. The last one you scribbled, you now get to learn how to draw a dragon.
Clean lines, dimensionality, animation, all that good noise. Think pen and ink work, only with heavy gauge wire.
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mythusmage said:
No, the next step is to draw a dragon in wire. The last one you scribbled, you now get to learn how to draw a dragon.
Clean lines, dimensionality, animation, all that good noise. Think pen and ink work, only with heavy gauge wire.
This would be my favorite method for drawing a dragon.
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Excellent Work........Cool !!!!
I thought your "Wire Dragon" was excellent. Do you think you could do a Troll or Giant next. OR....How about a Devil or Demon ?
Maybe combineing different colored wires would add to the effect.
Cool way to pass the day away at work.....wish I had some spare wire over here at my job...hehehehe....Cheers !!!!
I thought your "Wire Dragon" was excellent. Do you think you could do a Troll or Giant next. OR....How about a Devil or Demon ?
Maybe combineing different colored wires would add to the effect.
Cool way to pass the day away at work.....wish I had some spare wire over here at my job...hehehehe....Cheers !!!!
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