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These unusual dragons, who are hiding in the misty forest, are my contribution for another dragon calendar - Draci.info 2018 (for November)! You can still order this beautiful calendar for only $11 at our e-shop. Hope you'll like it!
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You can see several WIPs of this picture on my Facebook page
Photoshop CC
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
See also my: Facebook - Homepage - Shop - Commission info
Category Artwork (Digital) / Fantasy
Species Western Dragon
Size 1111 x 1280px
File Size 1.38 MB
I love the concept and how you executed it with the really vibrant orange merging with the gray fog, but I am so torn by one detail in this that I have to point out that the legs on the foremost dragon are noticeably out of perspective and really detract from the overall impact of this.
Very well! https://sta.sh/0105gkz2u50r
Basically the feet are seen from a perspective that would indicate that the dragon is a lot closer and far below the horizon line. I basically leveled the feet so that they look more like we are viewing them from the side as the dragon is rather close to the horizon line and from here we can only see the top of the feet very slightly. I also adjusted the shadow below the dragon to imply this change too. I also added some denser fog on the dragon in the background to give a stronger sense of distance to it. I hope this helps!
Basically the feet are seen from a perspective that would indicate that the dragon is a lot closer and far below the horizon line. I basically leveled the feet so that they look more like we are viewing them from the side as the dragon is rather close to the horizon line and from here we can only see the top of the feet very slightly. I also adjusted the shadow below the dragon to imply this change too. I also added some denser fog on the dragon in the background to give a stronger sense of distance to it. I hope this helps!
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