How to Draw a Girly Dragon
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How to Draw a Girly Dragon
Step 1.
Alright lets get this show on the road shall we? First start by drawing out the shapes and guidelines to form a nice sturdy frame for this girly dragon. Draw a series of three circles with the smallest being done first for her head. Add the facial guidelines and then draw the torso and hind end shapes. You will then add the limb lines of position which is for the arms, back legs, tail, and wings.
Step 2.
In this next step you will start sketching out the body shape of the girly dragon as seen here. Start with shaping out the head and snout along with her neck. Once that is done you will draw out the beginning shapes of her arms and hind legs along with her wing arm, tail and win tissue. Add some shape to the front paw, claw, or foot.
Step 3.
You are now on step three and with step three comes more shaping and detailing. You will start with the head by drawing out the lining for her horns and then her ear and eye shape. Once that is done you will thicken out and shape up her front arm, back legs and tail. You will also need to give her an under belly as you see here. Some toes on the hind leg is needed as well.
Step 4.
Well you are going to start sketching out some fun stuff now. You will first start sketching out her facial features by shaping out her eye and defining her face and jaw. Once that is done add a nostril hole and sketch out her hair style. At this point you can sketch out any kind of hair style you wish. After that is done you will draw out the wing arm and detail the wing tissue as you see here. After that finish drawing out the shape of all the legs including the front ones.
Step 5.
This is the second to last step and all you have to do is sketch in the detailing and defining lines for the girly dragons body. Start by adding some muscle shapes on the wing arms, side of her body, and on the bottom of her legs. Add some toe nails or claws and then add a few tears in her wing.
Step 6.
This is your last drawing step and because of that all you have to do is add the detailing to her hair style and the decorate her body with whatever girly designs you wish. I chose hearts but you can use diamonds, flowers, or whatever you can think of. Erase all the guidelines and shapes that you drew in step one and that is it.
Step 7.
Once you are done your sketch should come out looking like the one you see here. All you have to do now is customize your girly dragon the way you want. I hope you had fun learning how to draw a girly dragon step by step. Comments
4 months ago ~ Oct 24, 2009, 11:32:19 AM
pretty!! tank u :-)
5 months ago ~ Oct 2, 2009, 11:30:47 PM
I like it!!! Pink dragons are the best kind!
7 months ago ~ Jul 16, 2009, 7:51:05 PM
Hahaha good for you! I never owned one of those tablets! I have a wacom intuos 4 LARGE version! It works wonders for me!
Originally Posted by MANGA
question - What tablet do
u have dragon queen?
I just got a BAMBOO tablet last
month which works great.
ps - IT ROCKS X D
7 months ago ~ Jul 16, 2009, 8:14:48 AM
question - What tablet do
u have dragon queen?
I just got a BAMBOO tablet last
month which works great.
ps - IT ROCKS X D
9 months ago ~ May 31, 2009, 12:15:28 AM
LOL..I know I love how it came out too. thanx for the comment too
Originally Posted by Skunk_Fu_Fan
Wow!When I saw this I was like going to heaven lol *giggle*
9 months ago ~ May 31, 2009, 12:14:50 AM
Awesome, I can't wait to see it! That is a really good idea btw
Originally Posted by Dragon_Mistress
Since it was a girly dragon and hearts, raimbows, and flowers, i put a star at the tip of her tail and a rainbow on her forehead! i cannot wait for you to see it!ill sumbit it! :D
9 months ago ~ May 30, 2009, 9:46:47 PM
Wow!When I saw this I was like going to heaven lol *giggle*
9 months ago ~ May 23, 2009, 11:02:41 AM
Since it was a girly dragon and hearts, raimbows, and flowers, i put a star at the tip of her tail and a rainbow on her forehead! i cannot wait for you to see it!ill sumbit it! :D
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