CGMythology's Sketchbook (nudity)

I decided to try to illustrate my feelings about dragon feetsies. Mind you, I tend to think dragons should be bird or dinosaur like, so this is based on bird anatomy. 

But basically, birds can trail their legs behind when flying, but most of them will retract them under their body in flight. So basically I wouldn't expect three dragons flying about, all having their legs in the trailing position. And then human and bird legs have different proportions. For instance, at least the feet part of birds are basically just skin, bone and tendons. So I wouldn't expect a dragon's legs to be particularly fleshy, either. I made a little sketch, trying to illustrate this: 

 

I hope it helps explain what I meant about the legs looking human to me, though obviously you can choose to model dragons on different animals

I'm not familiar at all with these characters (though I do remember having a hilarious time at a mortal kombat movie in the 90-ies where the audience consisted of me and a friend and three guys, two of whom were underaged and only allowed in because they had an older friend. They were probably terribly annoyed with my friend and me, as we were howling with laughhter finding pretty much everything quite ridiculous, though I really only remember a guy having long chains coming out of the palms of his hands.... that's what made us lose it...)

Anyway, I digress.... I have two issues with this one, but they're both relatively minor. I do think his hand looks a bit odd and stiff, so I tried a quick paintover (below). I also think that the lock of hair on one side and the blood on the other side of his forehead are too similar in both shape (inverted Y) and angle across the head - the pose is very symmetrical as is, and I think changing the lock of hair slightly would be an improvement (sketched a suggestion in the paintover), but like I said it's no biggie. 

 

Her Right leg (our left) could do with moving over a touch. Her pelvis is rotated with the rest of her torso, so you pretty much have her leg connecting to her groin. This isn't perfect but it's a slightly better positioning I would say...

 

Glad I could help.

For Spiderwoman I'm not entirely convinced by the placement of her right leg (to our left). It looks kind of like it centers/originates on the groin rather than her hip area... The arm that reaches for us might also need to grow a bit wider as it gets closer. As it is, it looks fairly slim all the way in spite of the size of the hand. (But that is always tricky to get right as the lower arm should be slimmer than the upper and that might negate the foreshortening effect a bit...)

And the buildings in the background look rather isometric. With such a forced perspective and foreshortening on the woman I would expect maybe a 3 point perspective on the buildings.

Edit: Right. What Banj said. Faster.