My love for art can all be acclaimed to my Grandmother who was an artist herself and spent endless hours of my childhood teaching me to draw. I still have much to learn but I love the work I have done so far.
This drawing took me the better part of a semester to draw as I only had time to work on it between projects in art and in study halls on days that I did not have any homework.
My art teacher had a book on how to draw dragons and this one really struck me to how cool it looked and in the seventh grade it was a daunting task to replicate this magnificent beast.
When I had finally finished this drawing I was asked a multitude of times if I had copied the image and held my paper up to a window. My answer to this is no, I take pride in my art and still cherish this picture to this day.
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| I really like how the manilla paper is ripped along the edges which gives it more of an ancient look to the already medieval looking dragon. |
Recently I have drawn another dragon from my imagination, this was just a random doodle that turned into something more.
This last picture is a phoenix that I drew for a school function. I based it off of a really cool picture that I found off of the internet. The only thing I wish that I could do with this picture would be to make the body look like it was made of flames even more that it does so now.
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| This drawing is really cool for me because in the bottom right hand corner there is a little sketch from my Grandma showing what she thinks it should look like. |
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