well so far I like it Can't wait to see the final version ^^

definitely lookin good so far! looks like this'll be among my fav pieces of yours

same here and he is looking hawt

Love the way you made the feet oversized.
Looks great so far.
Looking forward to the finished version.
^_^

I'm using a pic of this char drawn by someone (maybe Seraph) that shows large feet, so I did the same for this one.

You do the best buff types, Exactly enough muscle to be attractive without going too overboard. And I utterly envy the way you draw the toeclaws.

Good lord, this is great looking picture.

Just curious: is he one of the Dinosaurian Gods?

No, it is some person's RPG character, but dressed in egyptian-type clothes.

I LIKEEEDDDD THE DRAWING I LOVE IT =DDDDDDDDD

I like and Love The Dinossaurs and Dragons =D And BakenSobek =D
I like more He =DDDDD He is Cool the BakenSobek I like the Crocodiles =DDDDD

Mmmmm... I'd love to just caress his body and worship him. Very nicely done, Kaa. ;)

The head looks a bit wonky, but then again I can see that if most the head is going to be hidden beneath that Egyptian-styled hood, then It won't really matter. It looks pretty good actually. Great job on the right leg too. There's one thing I've noticed though that's stuck out in a lot of your drawings is that objects held seem to be held a bit... stiffly. Can't complain, I tend to do the same, makes my objects look flat, and makes yours look like an action figure holding something.

Without seeing the other ones you've redone, I can't give a good 'looks better', but from this one, looks pretty well made :D

The "action figure" look is unintentional, and something I don't think I'll be able to overcome. I can't get figures to look natural, and trying to do interactive poses is so hard I end up giving up and resort to static poses. :/

I think my problem is that I focus too much on the hands, like using the actual hand itself, and maybe I'll hold it in the correct position, but then, the object ends up looking flat, as I've said before :<

Course your also working with non-human hands a bit more-so then I am. But if you don't mind I wouldn't mind offering some pointers I taught myself... which is rather simple I think ^^;;

Like, this one for example. If you would bring the pointer finger (the top one) closer so that the edge of the staff is in the 'crook' of that finger, that would be one way. Course if the staff bottom was more to the left (away from the body) then you'd have it perfect, since it would be resting in the crook of the thumb. As is, looks kinda like it's floating against his hand if you know what I mean. (Not saying you should redo it, just offering a bit of help ^^;)

I do add, however, you have a nack for muscles and body posturing :) Wish I was half as good as that, though looking over a couple of the drawings I do have, they're only half-way decent because I looked over your art so much :<

Do rather like the expression you've got on his snout :3 real nice work so far!