Still working on the legs to the hybrid dragons, this may be as accurate as I can get it. Say fifth generation of dragon-human-hybrid breeding with dragon definitely dominate.
I am currently working on two commissions and there are a bunch waiting. Lately, two hospital visits by two of my family members has taken time away from my work.
I am currently working on two commissions and there are a bunch waiting. Lately, two hospital visits
The ancient renderings of a real dragon leg were not that detailed, but the shape of the leg was clear. I then did research to find a living animal leg that was similar so I could do the bones and muscles. So far, the horse is the closest in anatomy to a dragon when it comes to the hind legs. But also, these dragons have human dna as well which is not as strong, or as obvious. The main traits taken from humans is facial muscles (pure blood dragons do not have muscle in their faces and thus can not make facial expressions as a human does. The muscle is mostly for enabling the jaw to bite at tremendous pressures and rip flesh and bone) and mammary glands (dragons do not have mammary glads although the Hopi Indians did depict a dragon having nipples as they believe dragons are the source of life, thus a symbolic rendering). Dragon DNA takes most traits from the female but because dragon DNA is so dominating, the human DNA shows up only in minor ways and over a long period of time and generations of constant offspring breeding with humans.
The ancient renderings of a real dragon leg were not that detailed, but the shape of the leg was cle
