Illusionary Dragoness
I'm working on a new piece, and I like it so far, but the spine is bugging me. Angle has always been tough, which I'm sure it is for a lot of people. I don't like the section of spine plates near his hindquarters, as I think they're too small, but I'm not worried about that.
I can see the whole thing from his head to mid-back just doesn't seem angled properly. Some of the flaws I think I can fix, others just boggle my mind. From his pose, we should be able to see most of the plates from behind as his body is angled away from us. His head is also angled away from us exposing part of the underside of his jaw, while his neck is twisted slightly toward us. Seems more complicated when put into words, I've noticed.
Anyway...ideas?
I can see the whole thing from his head to mid-back just doesn't seem angled properly. Some of the flaws I think I can fix, others just boggle my mind. From his pose, we should be able to see most of the plates from behind as his body is angled away from us. His head is also angled away from us exposing part of the underside of his jaw, while his neck is twisted slightly toward us. Seems more complicated when put into words, I've noticed.
Anyway...ideas?
