01-11-2014, 12:40 PM
It's pretty much same as 3. How about you sketch the bigger picture with the whole dragon, and then in Photoshop create a 50% opacity layer with a square hole in it, then drag it around, make it bigger or smaller, to test frame your dragon head and knight? I suggest sketching the rest of the dragon because it helps put the head and rider in context, and have the motion of the whole link and carry into the visible part.
If the dragon's head is big enough for the knight to sit on, you might only be able to show part of the dragon head so that the knight doesn't appear too small in the image frame. Which could work. A dragon's big head is almost like a landscape.
If the dragon's head is big enough for the knight to sit on, you might only be able to show part of the dragon head so that the knight doesn't appear too small in the image frame. Which could work. A dragon's big head is almost like a landscape.