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My new dragon-card(hand-drawn)


miker3

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OCG is pretty much fine.. I think... here's my attempt to fix anything and maybe spelling? Haha. I'm sure it was an honest mistake.

If this card attacks a Defense Position monster your opponent controls, it can attack once again during this Battle Phase.

 

I do think it's a bit overpowered, so I would change it to something like...

 

If this card destroys a Defense Position monster your opponent controls, it can attack 1 more monster once again in a row.

 

Just so it isn't so overpowered and it can't attack directly with the mombo 2800 ATK points it has.

 

The artwork:

I myself am a creator and I only use my card art for my cards.. unless of course I add an older card to a set I make then I will take the original picture from the card, but even then, I like to make Alternate Artworks. Got one made out for Change of Heart, looks badass man! Anyway, I think it's not a Best Artwork piece, only because, and let me explain, Yugioh tends to use digital art, your medium was of colored pencils, and that doesn't seem to realistic. It looks somewhat like a dragon, but it doesn't really have to even, I mean, look at Phantom Dragon, it looks like a fiend. Try tightening up your lines, not making it so "Sketchy" and the color themes, use different colors for the backgrounds than the actual monster, sometimes it clashes, especially when using colored pencils. It needs more detail, that just says a lot right there. Shading tech's, muscle lines, or wrinkles make a HUGE difference, definitely when drawing dragons. I have done a number of pieces on them, and I can tell you, they are hard to get looking great.

 

Keep working on it though because it is hard to make artwork that people actually like, BUT if you aren't worried about that, then just make it for yourself, that's what I do. If you're happy with it, then f**k everyone else. You know what I'm saying? Haha. Anyway, it's a very good attempt, even for a dragon, and do keep drawing for your cards, eventually they'll look badass.

 

Some digi art programs I recommend that are free are Artweaver, Gimp, and even MS Paint (you can do a whole lot in there, you just have to have patience and time).

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