Alright, you will need your supplies again, which should be self explanatory. Pencil, Sharpener, Music (for me), Paper, and something solid. I'll be using my mini desk again since I don't want to sit at the table.
And I'll be doing them all at once so I don't go over the photo limit.
Step 1: get the super rough version done. Remember, you just need the basics. Circle, something to help you know where the face is looking, and a line for the neck. That's all you need. And the only reason the first tree have a smaller circle was that I underestimated the size each will take.
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Step 2: Eye ridge. In the middle I did a quick step-by-step of how to get the eye ridge right, but this will help set the direction, position, and eye placement for the dragon as well as a start to the mouth.
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Step 3: Finish the beak and add the horns. The horns are where you can really get creative and help give a personality to your dragon.
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Step four: Add the jawline. I start at the bottom or a touch above the end and head towards the eye area. About 1/4 of the way there I add a tooth (or I completely forget about it), before continuing to near the curve of the ridge.
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