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Commission: Playtime (for Spartan of Sparta)

Extra Matters 01 - Desmond and Simon

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Commission for Spartan of Sparta from SoFurry, young Mylaryn and Torvac from SoFurry, who is currently a climbing frame...

UPDATED - Now features Eskalar and Marylyx mock swordfighting with sticks and Torvylyn on the bank  with a massive stick. Also modified Torvac to look more like (Mature Link) https://inkbunny.net/submissionview.php?id=726106

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male 1,297,547, female 1,180,828, cute 175,802, dragon 162,038, playful 4,913, western dragon 3,979, innocent 2,893, besonik 502, nether dragon 445, spartan of sparta 3, torvac 2, mylaryn 1
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Type: Picture/Pinup
Published: 12 years ago
Rating: General

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wafer
12 years ago
The detail work on the scales must have taken you forever. o.o It looks good though. Cute lil draggy frolicking!
besonik
12 years ago
Haha it did take awhile, thank you ^.^
JDKidd
12 years ago
My god man, all the scales. awesome work
besonik
12 years ago
Thank you ^.^
QueenKami
12 years ago
I know everyone else is talking about it but man, those scales are great.

That's the one thing that I don't have patience for...So my dragons and other reptiles are typically smooth skinned..
besonik
12 years ago
It is quite time consuming, but I think western dragons look so much better for it ^.^
QueenKami
12 years ago
I completely agree with you. c:
FeatheredFox
11 years, 6 months ago
your scales are amazing, and I love your art work. so ... here is some advice :)
A little piece of knowledge :P from me to you about scale size.
the scale size in a area is equal to the amount of movement required. In other words the smaller the scales the more range of movement (neck, ears, armpits, and joints) and the larger scales for less movement (shoulder, back, legs)
Have fun with it though each artist has his own style and I respect that
Again I love your art. please keep making more :D
besonik
11 years, 6 months ago
That's a good way of thinking about it. I haven't done too much scale work myself and am not 100% happy with the way I do them so I appreciate it ^.^
FeatheredFox
11 years, 6 months ago
oh good i re-read it and worried that it might sound like a rant :P
edit: apparently still haven't learned how to reply correctly :P
besonik
11 years, 6 months ago
I read it as constructive criticism, your comment was a very good one don't worry =P
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