How Do You Learn To Draw Dragons?
Dragons are imaginary creatures found in the ancient mythologies of several cultures, including those of China and West Europe. Popular lore of Western culture usually portrays dragons as enemies of humanity, though China’s dragons are essential creators and sustainers of human life. Features commonly found on dragons in popular media typically include those found on extinct and present-day reptiles: forked tongues, teeth like stalactites and batlike wings. Form the head, as seen in an oblique (indirect) front view. Draw an upward-pointing triangle with sides that are roughly equal. Make the triangle about 3 inches wide, as measured from its left to right point. Complete the head with another equal-sided triangle slightly to the left of Step 1’s triangle. Make this triangle much smaller than Step 1. Draw lines connecting the corresponding points of both triangles. Form the lower mandible. Draw a slanted oval whose bottom left is slightly below Step 2’s triangle and whose top right is t
