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Eastern Zankara... rarg
Eastern Zankara... rarg by @zankara (Kvara Klawstorm)

Thinking about changing Zank's speices for awhile... finally came up with a winner. Chinese Dragon.

Sure, everyone has DRAGON characters, but no EASTERN dragons! HA HA!

Didn't quite turn out enough dragonic for meh likes. I'm happy with the head. But the bodys not long enough and the legs need to look less like a chickens legs... mmmm... CHICKEN! Next Dragon-Zank pic wont be colored in Prismas though... CG it.

But yes.. i am still going to keep the Gryphon version of her.. though I do like this Dragon form muchos^^ Artwork © Copyright 2003 Kvara Klawstorm

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Furry / Anthropomorphic
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Class:
Rough / Concept
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Posted: Sunday, 28 December, 2003 @ 12:26 AM
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Well, she looks interesting! I like those eyes -- those are a carniverous dragon's eyes all right. The crossed arms look a bit funny, though. Her left arm, the one that looks like it's the one going under, overlaps with her right too much. Other than that, she's a very cool-looking Asian dragon. ^_^

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