Stickman drawing I made:

Guys, I think he's healing. This is his 4th post he's made without absolutely glazing furries.

Anyway what do you think about my drawing?

It's good for a stickman drawing. Dragon's a bit iffy though.

How is the dragon iffy? (If you are wondering behind the artsyle differences in the characters, I made the drawing represent the struggle between a more simple drawing and a more complex drawing.)

The ears wings and tail are off. The ears are the wrong kind. They should look more like fins. The dragon wings are off; There aren't any joints, it kind of just looks like a butterfly. Also, the tail does not need to be that long gng. Everything else about it is good.

1) Dragons could be depicted with any kind of ears. But where commonly depicted with mammalian ears in medieval art. 2) Dragons in medieval and renaissance art where depicted with different kinds of wings. 3) Dragons are snakes, as such they where described as having long and muscular serpent-tails they used to coil and strangle other animals in medieval bestiaries.

STOP DELETING YOUR COMMENTS FOR THE LOVE OF GOD

Deleted them due to grammar errors. Anyway this is my response to your arguments that where filled with misinformation and lack of context. Now I want to see your response.

You draw however you wanna draw vro. I was giving criticism because you asked for it. I'm not arguing with you. I'm just giving you my two cents. Why're you demanding a dollar?

There is a difference between criticism and lying and telling people what to draw. Your description of a "dragon" is not only very limited to your own limited ideas but goes against classical ideas about dragons.

I gave you feedback and ways I thought that you could improve with. Saying that I'm "lying and telling people what to draw" has to be the biggest exaggeration of the century.

Problem: There is nothing to improve. Fantasy creatures do not need "joints" on their wings because they are fantasy creatures. And medieval and classical depictions of dragons where not always depicted with jointed wings. My drawing is based on classical depictions (aka the original and historical dragons).

do note that dragon wings are typically depicted as similar to bat wings, and as such, it is a common expectation for the wings to be like that.