Erik Larsen's Savage Dragon

[AceB]

Always thought this character was so cool visually. Did this a while back. It started out a sketch and I got caught up. I wish I could ink it, but it is on copy paper, and I hate how it tends to bleed. Being a child of the nineties, I grew up with this character and other Image characters. For me this was one of the eras of comics that has always been my favorite. Let me know any C&C, TY!

[Smitty]

Depends on the paper but many brands will accept brushwork without bleeding. There's always the old scan-and-print-in-Cyan trick. Use your favorite paper for inking and set the printer to it's "envelope" setting (aka thick paper)

[joakimhagstrom]

Nice! Love the angle!
it looks like you’re using his leed leg to signal a direction, but his foot facing out makes him a bit suspended in space. I’d point his right foot slightly inward for proper base and change the tip of the foot so his small toe is t bigger than his big toe.
real cool work man!

[Giltheartist]

I mean, he was pretty much just the Hulk with a fin and better vocabulary...

[humble-tomato]

it screams for inking! is it smoke behind him? it looks more like solid stuff.

[Joseph Dredd]

I mean, he was pretty much just the Hulk with a fin and better vocabulary...

Peter David had something to say about that....

[Popninja]

Not too bad but Erik Larsen himself would tell you that you got the fin wrong.

[Jim]

Massive respect for going for such a tricky angle! It came out great. Would love to see it inked. Pretty straightforward light-box job if you didn't want to go the blueline route.