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Korozar often recovers and studies anything magical in nature, retreating to his cave to study his finds in peace. Surely this one will be used for only the most wholesome of purposes!
Here I experimented a little with adding an outfit for Korozar. I'll refine it more in the future!
Dragons are born to fly. Korozar decided late one evening to fly as high as he could, wistfully reaching for the stars...
This piece is a second attempt at drawing Korozar in flight. The last piece was done around 4 months ago, and I think this one is a huge improvement. I've been studying anatomy, and succeeded at trying to paint a background, where last time I failed. I'm really happy with the result, I think this is my best piece yet!
Korozar's been working out a lot lately, and couldn't help showing of his gains!
I'll be selling these sketches on commission soon for $10-$15 CAD! I'd like to polish up my skills a little more before selling them but I think I'm just about ready!
Koro grossed out by something... gross.
I found some old art and drew my reaction to finding it. I also wanted to fill in some of the gaps in my portfoloio so I could build a commission sheet.
An updated reference sheet for Korozar taking into account all the little changes I've made to him over the past year, and taking advantage of my improved skills since the last one I made.
I'm really happy with how it turned out, and will be taking commissions on pieces like this soon!
Dragons are pure forces of nature; magical power given physical form. And sometimes derpy as hell. But mostly magical power and stuff!
My last colored pencil piece was a garish nightmare of colors, so for this one I decided to stick to using only a single color and see what I could do with that. I also used better art supplies - Prismacolor pencils and bristol vellum paper - it's THICC.
I learned a lot from doing this piece. Using pencils that actually blend properly was a big improvement, though I feel like I could probably do better with cheaper art supplies too from just having the experience of working with these. That said, I don't think I'll ever go back to doing colored pencil on printer paper ever again after using this stuff.
I wouldn't trust a dragon who looks at you like this...
I'm in the middle of working on a larger colored pencil piece, and stopped to practice drawing heads. I did this sketch after some practice and it turned out pretty well! I tried using tortillions for the first time too and was able to quickly get a nice bit of shading in there without using my finger for once...
Some more colored pencil practice! Here, Korozar practices attacking with a sword with some sort of overhead technique. That's probably a really dumb idea, but dragon scales are more or less impervious to swords anyway - he's probably just doing this to show off or something.
