For this step, start by drawing an oval-ish shape for the basic form and perspective of the head. Then, draw two curving lines, one on the upper part of the head, and one on the snout. These guides will aid in placing the eyes and nostrils.
Now, using the guides we drew in step one, place the eyes, the brows, and the nostrils, as well as a small line almost connecting the right nostril and eye, to suggest at the bone and muscle structure under the skin.
Next, using the guide, draw in the actual upper and lower jaws, make sure the top jaw over hangs the bottom jaw, we don't want a dragon with an underbite, as we want it to look sleek and aerodynamic so it can glide easily through water. you can also add in more lines to suggest the bone and muscle structure of the face. more
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This next step is a fairly large and significant one. erase the guide from step one, and add in the horns. I gave this dragon unique horns with various patterns and textures on it, but you can use whatever horns you would like. You can also add in the neck, make sure it curves smoothly and gradually. I've also decided to give this dragon a bag under his chin connecting to the neck similar to a pelican's. Perhaps this dragon uses it to store fish or air to better survive underwater. Also, add in his ear under the horn, right beside the corner of it's mouth. more
In this step, add in the scaly pattern on the underside of the horn facing you, and add the webbed spines curving around the neck as it twists and just starting to pop back up where the neck ends.
In this last step, you'll be adding in all the water surrounding the dragon and splashing off of him. Water, especially when it's splashing, can be very intimidating to draw if you haven't before. Trust me, I know! This was the first time drawing water for me but I'm very pleased with the result. Helpful tip, make sure you capture the energy and movement of the splashing waves and foam, and use mine as a guide. more
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And now we are finished! Step back and admire your work! From here, you could either shade it, colour it, paint it, or just leave it as is! give it scales if you wish, or give it whatever kind of eyes you'd like! I hope you enjoyed!
Description: This is a fairly simple tutorial that will teach you how to draw a water dragon or sea serpent. It doesn't, however, show you how to paint it like in the tutorial picture, but feel free to paint it how you want afterwards! I hope you guys enjoy and leave a comment if you like, and feel free to make requests! Stay tuned for more to come!
We temporarily stopped you from leaving so you could confirm The site above is not affiliated with in any way. Please continue at your own risk. Don't enter any passwords or personal information from a site claiming to be or its affiliates.As you know you will have to take your time as you go through this lesson. Begin with a circle for the head and then draw in two more shapes that are joined. Add a neck guide and move to step two.
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Begin sketching out the actual shape of the dragon's head and snout. Since this is a water dragon, instead of being a fire breather, it is a water breather. The messy looking mass is the water that the dragon is spewing out.
Continue to sketch out the shape of the head, and as you can see you will do this is a very calm manner or else your water dragon is going to look funny. Draw the side of the jaw, the horns, and the fin like frills. Sketch in the eye and brow bone for added definition to the face. more
Now that the head is all drawn in, you start to get the body started. Begin with the shape of the neck, and then draw the broad chest, back and some of the front legs.
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To keep things simple I will break down the steps in an easy to tackle manner. Instead of drawing both arms and talons, just draw out the left one first. Once the arm, elbow, and clawed foot is drawn in you can sketch in some detailing.
Step six entails you drawing out the right arm and talon or clawed foot. There should be detailing and definition sketched in on the arm and top of the hand, and then draw out more frills in a fin like pattern.
We can now begin sketching out the very predominate wings that seem to have less wing based tissue than most dragon wings. Sketch in the detailing on the arm of the wing and then draw a hook like nail at the elbow joint.
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Sketch out the back end of the dragon. This includes the back legs, and the extremely strong looking clawed feet. Try to really get this part of the dragon's body drawn right. Part of the massive effect that this element dragon displays is from the claws and back feet. more
Draw the rest of the dragon's back and tail like so, and notice how the tuft at the tip or end of the tail looks a lot like seaweed. Once the tail is drawn, you can sketch out the bone like trail down the back of the neck, all the way down the tail. Sketch in the gills on the side of the rib cage, and draw the neck line. Erase the mistakes and guides to prepare this drawing for awesome color. more
Here is what the line art looks like once you are all done. The fun really begins because now that you just conquered such a massive feat, you can color in the drawing.
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Description: Hi ya'll! I'm going to be submitting another lesson tonight, on a dragon, like requested last night. This dragon is of a water element, and it lurks in the deep waters of the ocean. When this dragon flies, bubbles of water trail with it, as does the tail, beard, and back frills. I had so much fun coloring this dragon, but had a problem with the first background I completed this with. The first background was too dark and lacked a 'watery' value. I really hope you'll enjoy this lesson as much as I have, get prepared with a few drawing utensils to get started. If you're not familiar with dragons, please don't hesitate to check out my other tutorials that teach the basics of the various forms of dragons. Thanks for viewing, and don't forget to lend me your feedback on how you and I did on this tut! Peace out and happy drawing!
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