That bend is quite odd. It's a split, but it resembles a frontbend. However, instead of pulling his spine forward in a human knot, he pulls his lower vertabrae forward but the rest of it back. I haven't seen a bend like this. I really like it.
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Has a rather huge kaboose. In any case excellent work!
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Thanks :D
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He's sexy! And so is the way he is bending (that shows manbulge)!
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Thank you... *slight blush*
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I love the scales texture and the shading and the belt and cloth and god does he have a horse wang or something? He looks fekk awesome though. I love the transition from scales to skin and the hair is also really awesome looking
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LOL! Glad you loved his scales, it kinda saves me that the picture is cropped XD I had the first version of this piccy a year ago and the hair looked a bit crappier, I've just retouched it to make it look so much softer :3 Hee~ so glad you liked it all, thank you so much!
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Yes, I like him that way, too. It figures. His broad shoulders are not out of place. On the contrary! The snakey part of the body must be incredibly strong and more or less is one enormous muscle. So drawing him too slim in the upper body does mess up his proportions - that is only my oprinion, since these creatures are purely fictious (shame, really! *beg him to enter my reality*
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I thik you draw these muscles very well. They do not seem to be overdone, they are aesthetic. I love the arms, both of them. Shame the forearm was covered by this bracer, but it makes it richer. The abdominals seem a bit wrong, but if you are searching for a way to connect the snakey lower body, I think it's not bad (I love well done abdominal muscles, so I'm picky about that one). You connected the snake body very well to the torso, it isn't too long or too thin. That is especially well done since this man is very muscular and this should continue in his lower body, too. His right hand seems to break the weapon a bit, maybe the back fingers are bent a bit too much. It would be great to open the fingers a bit and maybe let the shaft of the weapon shine throu between them. But on the other hand, it would give the impression of holding it smooth and soft. The grip being hard and almost like crunching it adds to the face and the impression of this hard warrior - totally going against your picture 'Battlenaga' (not yet online when this comment was written) where you show a soft side of another muscular naga (a more soft and smooth one). So if figures.
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LOL! They might seem wrong only for the fact that I rarely feel like using any serious references, if any... though strangely, I've seen quite a lot of abs and his abs don't seem that wrong to me, though they're of course very stylized... Oh, and thank you for reminding me of the "Battlenaga" pic, I'll upload it in a bit then. But there's a huge difference: "Battlenaga" is mostly about realistic proportions, while this one, "Pythonos", is more about that idea I had about drawing a broad-shouldered naga with a slim waist, this idea was kinda haunting me for a year until I drew this pic. So even if it's a little unrealistic, it still comforms to my idea very well...slim waist, broad shoulders! I've never seen nagas like this but I always craved to see one so I had to draw one ^^
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hey, there it is. My absolute favourite from yuni. I drooled back then and I drool now. Please draw more like this one... But, I know... It's not your style. But anyway... very beautiful!
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^^; Not my style? How come, I've been wanting to draw him for more than a year, it's just harder cuz I'm not a muscle-expert. But I'm absolutely definitely going to draw Pythonos again <3 I even know now what kind of temple he could be protecting, so all the different characters of mine actually seem like they could be gathered in one place :D Thank you so much for your compliment, definitely will draw him again :3 <3
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Fantastic work on those muscles!
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So glad you like 'em! <3
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Damn. I am outright drooling now. Yummy ... colouring?! *^o^* Yes, yes, colouring, let's call it this way ... lmao
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I'm glad you like his yummy...coloring :D <3
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I remember this! I still love it. <3 He's a mighty fine naga. :3 If he ever passed by my way, I would be both very excited yet scared. XD
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Thank you so much <3 I'm happy you liked him <3 If he passed by my way I'd probably run away! LOL! Too scared of nagas, though they're ok on pictures, but in real life? OMG! XD
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Great piece!! <3 I especially like the texture of the shine on his body and his right arm, it's so realistic! "or stupid like all soldiers" LOL. I'm kinda curious, at what size of canvas did you colour him?
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Thank you, I'm so glad you like him <3 Well, he was colored in Photoshop... at what size? Let me see. 900x1200 pixels O.o
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ooo this is such a nice work o art! i'm lovin it! great job !!
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So happy you liked this picture as well <3
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MMMMEEEEOOOOWWWWW!!! I love the details...you do amazing work
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Thank you so much *hug*
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Mmhm. Agreed. It's generally hard to pull off muscular bodies for just that reason, but that makes all the difference. =)
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I just adore the textures you give to skin and I lovelovelove the little detail of the veins in his arm. ^_^ This makes me want to make a few naga characters of my own...
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Hehe, thank you so much *hug* I always add a -little- bit of veins to muscley characters, it makes them look muscular instead of fat XD
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The coloring and textures are absolutely incredible. Your talent never ceases to intrigue and amaze me. Love everything about this pic.
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Nioce waist~ Read more
The abdominals seem a bit wrong, but if you are searching for a way to connect the snakey lower body, I think it's not bad (I love well done abdominal muscles, so I'm picky about that one). You connected the snake body very well to the torso, it isn't too long or too thin. That is especially well done since this man is very muscular and this should continue in his lower body, too. His right hand seems to break the weapon a bit, maybe the back fingers are bent a bit too much. It would be great to open the fingers a bit and maybe let the shaft of the weapon shine throu between them. But on the other hand, it would give the impression of holding it smooth and soft. The grip being hard and almost like crunching it adds to the face and the impression of this hard warrior - totally going against your picture 'Battlenaga' (not yet online when this comment was written) where you show a soft side of another muscular naga (a more soft and smooth one). So if figures. Read more
Please draw more like this one... But, I know... It's not your style. But anyway...
very beautiful! Read more