Awww, he's a cutie! I love the eyes and the rather irritated expression. His proportions look pretty good, though his neck seems quite thin for the bulk of his head and horns, but that could be a style thing as well.

Wings are a bugger, but I think you did them well. I'd consider attempting to add the wing membrane folds, though. It's harder and can be quite a trial, but if your patient, the outcome is usually worth it.

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yeah, i made the neck waaay too thin and long, i probably shouldve added more to it, but the clay had already dried and trying to get wet onto dry is like trying to get a red horse to be blue
wing folds are a bitch
thanks for the tips

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Angstmonkey: Declaring War Since 2006

Cool, worthy of a Blind Guardian album cover.

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Angstmonkey: Declaring War Since 2006

i love the horns and the pose. very neat!

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Depend on the rabbits foot if you will, but remember, it didn't work for the rabbit.

thanks! I actually was going to make the horns ribbed like in one of my other sculptures thats not on here, but i completly forgot!

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Angstmonkey: Declaring War Since 2006

oh...i like it anyway!

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Depend on the rabbits foot if you will, but remember, it didn't work for the rabbit.

I have to ask... how did you do those wings? I have quite more than a hard time doing dragon wings!

i keep experimenting with my wings, but with this dragon i made an armature out of a coat hanger and very thin wire for the wing bones, then placed a sheet of modroc (which is like a loosly woven fabric with pieces of plaster stuck to it) over the armature, secured it with clay slop then covered it all with thin rolled sheets of clay. It took about two days to make each wing, because i was constantly smoothing bits, or raising bits (like the ridges in the wings) and preventing cracking as the clay dried.
overall i'm fairly happy with them, they are meant to look like hes folded them but it didnt quite work.

I hope this all made sense!
this might not work with sculpey tho, i used Jovi air dry clay, which is pretty cheap and crappy but i dont have the money for sculpey.

if you have any more questions, please ask!

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Angstmonkey: Declaring War Since 2006