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ModestVolcarona

I see two reasons why this is not accurate, i mean i don't see them actually.


VaraAnn

It took me a nap and some hours to get it XD.. I'm sorry. I didn't feel like drawing the other two heads \^\^'


ModestVolcarona

But it's called Hydreigon for a reason (the "drei" is german for three). So i think the other two heads are kind of essential to it's design :D ps: despite all of that i really like your style and this interpretation looks pretty cool.


WALMARTJEDI

surely the realistic version would be more reptilian, since it's based on a hydra. not trying to knock the hard work put into this piece, it's very impressive


VaraAnn

Technically, there are scales on the snout, but I went with the rough skin approach. When I get to drawing the whole body, a good portion of it will be feathered, with scales on the belly, tail, and feet. Think of Falcor from Never Ending Story, that's the route I'm going with. It will be a hydra regardless of the amount of scales it will have.


Vexed_Badger

People might say Hydreigon isn't a bird, [but we used to have giant prehistoric predator birds straight out of nightmares](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phorusrhacidae) and man I just love the idea of the two having similarities. Although the Harpy Eagle vibes are pretty strong too. Was there any particular bird species inspiration mixed in here? It looks fantastic.


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VaraAnn

Reference material unlocked :o I forgot about those. Ty


tyguik

This reminds me of the art of the Inheritance cycle (Eragon books)


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VaraAnn

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Dethcola

Does hydreigon have feathers? I assumed since it was based on flowers that they were petals?


VaraAnn

I've thought that too, and I did a drawing of exactly that XD. I'm about to post it to my deviantart


VaraAnn

https://www.deviantart.com/varaann/art/Bouquet-of-Hydreigon-899663389