Wow, this is incredible! One could almost believe that dragons are real, given your anatomically-correct studies of wing types...very cool indeedy

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woot - this is great - continue the series

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hmm..interesting wing studies..however..i seem to notice that the bottom right wing..you kind of..hmm..well, ripped off TSR and their dragons. why don't you try giving credit to where its due. drawing dragons for reference and such is fine with me, just remember to give proper credit to where its due. and please don't tell me you thought that wing all up on your own, cuz i have the link to tsr's site saved...including the picture.

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Awesome...I must commend and give credit to you for having great skills in copying something that isn't your own, especially that bottom right wing there. Ever heard of a popular fantasy game called "Dungeons and Dragons"? I think you do, so please give credit to those people who work their asses off and who deserve the recognition.

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ohhhh .. wow such beautiful drawn.. wings wish i could do wings that good

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i knew there was gonna be an ass to say i ripped of someone or something...please check,it says "brass dragon wing" right above it,as well as the Den Bauvais one above (which you don't know because you're obviously not familiar with the older dragon masters). i never said i invented these wings,and i didn't,not one,the bat one was invented by Mother Nature,should i write her credit? But what i do say is that i drew all of them,without tracing or anything like that,i have a small brass dragon pic from the WoC site,you know,D&D, which i looked at as ref. It was meant as a practice page,an a4 page,and any artist knows that from drawing things you see you asimilate elements that become a part of your style. And i love Easley and the folk,and would very much like to have a similar style. So thank you for the useless comment,and please next time if you don't have something usefull to say,refrain from leaving comments on my work.

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read it,it says brass dragon,this was a practice page, you know the brass dragon,and what it is right?

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actually i am familiar with the names, it just makes sense to still give credit..as in a link, just in case people want to see the original. and just because you put the person's name there doesn't mean anything. and yes, i did see that it says "brass dragon wing". i can read thank you.
and since when did mother nature come into the picture?
basically, i'll im saying is that you should have given a link in your description box..because the "assholes" like us, who apparently don't take the time to read things, won't see that you just scribbled a name in hopes of that being enough evidence of credit to the artist.
and yes, i did read the text on your pic when i first looked at it.

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Do you know who drew the brass dragon? I have no idea. I gave the link to the D& D page,but i still didn't credit the original artist because i honestly don't know who did it. Den Bauvais i know for sure but his art mostly shows up now and then on misc fantasy art sites,never seen a gallery of his own,and Raziel's wing is a rare thing to see,i used a screen shot for ref. Mother nature designed the bat wing,so i must give her credit.

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