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Wisher vs Dutch Angel Dragon Anatomy
I really dislike comparing a species with a breed that is so diverse and unrelated, but to offer some clarity for those who might not know, I will make an exception.
If you'd like to learn more about the Wisher Dragon breed, just take a look here!
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/19667214/
The breakdown:
Figure 1
Wisher Angel Dragons' ears are large and rounded, and behave as satellites. Regardless of length, they are still always large and round.
Wisher Skulls are more feline shaped, with forward-facing eyes that is trademark to more predatory species. Their faces are also very squishy due to the muscle meant for opening and closing the jaw while providing the capability of crushing jaw strength.
Figure 2
Wisher Angel Dragon teeth have elongated carnassial teeth that are capable of crushing bone and shredding flesh, despite the fact that they don't require food as their form of sustenance.
Their jaws are not particularly long, but wide, and have a large bite radius to allow larger bites and better grip. However, this backfires sometimes if they attempt to eat something too large, and can actually get stuck with their teeth wrapped around an object if their jaw locks.
Figure 3
Wisher Angel Dragon anatomy is fairly more feline than not. While Dutch Angel Dragons follow more horse-like anatomy, Wisher Angel Dragons adopt a mixture of feline and birdlike anatomy, with the additional 'thylacoleo'-like teeth in its skull.
The Wisher Dragons are definitively very muscular and stocky with bodies designed for attack, chase, and defense, perfect for wish-granting beings.
Wisher Angel Dragons range loosely from the size of a large dog to the size of a bear.
Now, these charts are based solely on the anatomy of a Dutch and a Wisher. If your style influences how you draw your Wisher dragon, just feel free to mention somewhere in your comments/description what species it is to better clarify. <3
If there are any questions you might have, please feel free to drop them below so I can answer them for you and your peers' benefit. <3
Wisher Angel Dragons © flamesvoices/Emi Alfaro.
They're part of an Open species/breed, so please feel free to make your own! <3
If you'd like to learn more about the Wisher Dragon breed, just take a look here!
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/19667214/
The breakdown:
Figure 1
Wisher Angel Dragons' ears are large and rounded, and behave as satellites. Regardless of length, they are still always large and round.
Wisher Skulls are more feline shaped, with forward-facing eyes that is trademark to more predatory species. Their faces are also very squishy due to the muscle meant for opening and closing the jaw while providing the capability of crushing jaw strength.
Figure 2
Wisher Angel Dragon teeth have elongated carnassial teeth that are capable of crushing bone and shredding flesh, despite the fact that they don't require food as their form of sustenance.
Their jaws are not particularly long, but wide, and have a large bite radius to allow larger bites and better grip. However, this backfires sometimes if they attempt to eat something too large, and can actually get stuck with their teeth wrapped around an object if their jaw locks.
Figure 3
Wisher Angel Dragon anatomy is fairly more feline than not. While Dutch Angel Dragons follow more horse-like anatomy, Wisher Angel Dragons adopt a mixture of feline and birdlike anatomy, with the additional 'thylacoleo'-like teeth in its skull.
The Wisher Dragons are definitively very muscular and stocky with bodies designed for attack, chase, and defense, perfect for wish-granting beings.
Wisher Angel Dragons range loosely from the size of a large dog to the size of a bear.
Now, these charts are based solely on the anatomy of a Dutch and a Wisher. If your style influences how you draw your Wisher dragon, just feel free to mention somewhere in your comments/description what species it is to better clarify. <3
If there are any questions you might have, please feel free to drop them below so I can answer them for you and your peers' benefit. <3
Wisher Angel Dragons © flamesvoices/Emi Alfaro.
They're part of an Open species/breed, so please feel free to make your own! <3
Category All / All
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 1280 x 772px
File Size 228.1 kB
Listed in Folders
Thank you!! <3
I kind of realized I drew a lot of Angel Dragons with almost feline style, and wanted to make sure I had a breed that fit that, so here they are! <3
;v; Ye, it helps some people to have them side-by-side, and if it'll help people clarify, then I don't mind at all~! <3
I kind of realized I drew a lot of Angel Dragons with almost feline style, and wanted to make sure I had a breed that fit that, so here they are! <3
;v; Ye, it helps some people to have them side-by-side, and if it'll help people clarify, then I don't mind at all~! <3
Well, honestly, people tend to draw Toony Dutchies and all sorts of other Angel Dragons and creatures pretty similarly~
It's more up to you to mention what it is, since it can really be interpreted so many different ways depending on the artist. c: I wouldn't worry too much about it unless you end up drawing them a little more realistically~
It's more up to you to mention what it is, since it can really be interpreted so many different ways depending on the artist. c: I wouldn't worry too much about it unless you end up drawing them a little more realistically~
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