Puffin's Smooth-Lineart Dragons

[Puffin]

I've been drawing certain pieces in this style from when I was around nine; I'm now sixteen and can't seem to shake it off. Since then, my lines have become progressively thinner and I switched to a 0.005 pen tip instead of 3.0. This is a collage of four dragons I did over the summer. Click the image for full view and better details. Spoiler for large image.:

[reere]

WoW! I like it! You got skills miss. Keep it up! Don't hesitate to post more art of yours!

[Puffin]

Thank you! (:

[p0k3ts1z3]

what medium did you use? these are really cool im interested to know more

[Puffin]

Thanks, the pens I use are called STAEDTLER pigment liners.

[Tyson]

That's an incredible talent you've got there Out of curiosity, do you remember what your initial inspiration was for your style? I don't think I've personally seen anything like it before.

[Puffin]

Thank you! I can't remember, unfortunately. =(

[Puffin]

Woohoo, finally got around to posting some more! These are ones I drew over the course of last week, the light grey pieces are red but they scanned in grey. And sorry about the blurring; they're on pretty large paper and wouldn't fit entirely onto the scanner. Might as well throw in another style of dragon, too...

[Spenner]

Wow, very nice. The tribal/abstract style of it is very appealing, very nice!

[Puffin]

Thanks Spenner. :3

[Supernova]

Very interesting and unique style, I like it a lot.

[Puffin]

Thank you!

[scrumpy]

would make cool tats

[Brunor2]

Great. They are different of what we usually see, I like it.

[Xei]

I think these are incredible, you have a real talent. The way that they're so abstract yet have such natural forms, it's very clever.

[Puffin]

Thanks for the all the compliments. As for tattoos, artists who sell designs to them don't really get their money's worth. I've discovered that if you sell a design for $500 or so, and tattoos charge that much per tattoo, you're basically out a design while the tattoo store is making stacks off it. But that's a good idea.

[Oneironaut Zero]

That's good stuff, Puffin. I love the way you design your dragons. So you unique, yet all so elegant. I also think you could get a lot of exposure, by submitting them to tattoo shops. Sure, you're only going to get (monetary) credit for the design portion, but you can always sell the rights to multiple tattoo shops. Unless you have something else in mind, to make money off of the design, then I'd say that's a great place to start. Can't wait to see more!

[Spenner]

Regardless, pursue that style. I'd get that tattoo'd on me for sure and there's a LOT of potential with that style-- you could do anything pretty well, or just abstract compositions as well, I can picture them all working well.