Critiques for "Dragon II"

wow i think it looks great ^^

Wow, this is beautiful!! I specially love the head!

thank you!

I really like the back paws and legs. :3 The head seems a bit to small but well put together.

(Just cause chinese dragons and the sort tend to have rather large/thick heads.)

Hmm... the head is a bit small for a chinese dragon...

However, if this is styled from Haku, the head size makes sense. Japanese dragons are slightly different in a few aspects to Chinese dragons, and Hayao Miyazaki is not Chinese, he is Japanese, hence his dragon's head could be smaller and more fitting the proportions of the snake-like form (as Japanese dragons are generally more serpentine than Chinese)....or so I've seen in some areas.
Also, Haku's head specifically was quite small when compared to the bulk of his body, so there's no issue if this was modeled from his example, unless we are calling Miyazaki-san wrong. ^^

Personally, I very much like this. The head is thick enough in my opinion, having the sort of mane one comes to expect from Eastern dragon designs. Also, the feet are nicely done, and VERY well detailed. If nothing else, I'd like to simply stare at them for a good long while! The teeth are also nicely done, small details but seen and appreciated in the whole. His hind feet where they tuck back is really well done, angled nicely and clear in what it is supposed to be.

I think this is great

Thanks! I always love getting helpful and detailed comments like this.

When I say I patterned it after Haku, I really meant just that it's a blue and white asian dragon.... though a closer resemblance certianly isn't a bad thing! Whatever the reason, I'm glad you enjoyed it.

Nice dragon
I really liked the dragon's pose and head.

I really like your dragon, especially the colors you used.

thanks, glad you like!

You're welcome! *smiles*

I love Spirited Away! Anyway, your dragon is awesome and I especially like the colouring.

thanks! Glad you like it ^_^

Oh... also, another difference between the two country's dragons is evident in Haku's and this dragon's design...

Three toes. Chinese dragons (mythologically speaking) generally have five. The Korean dragons have four, and those are also closely related mythological creatures.