I am so fortunate to have worked on this film because it is a good one! My assignment was to provide alternative dragon concepts other than what the fabulous Nicolas Marlet had already accomplished. I knew trying to compete with Nico would be next to impossible, so I based my dragon designs on recognizable animals such as the giraffe. Some of these designs made it in the "Art Of How To Train Your Dragon" book now available on amazon. Next to Nico's designs, another favorite of mine is a 'chicken-legged dragon' designed by Tony Siruno also in the book.
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Very cool designs!
These are absolutely amazing, they are so fun and unique!
Loooved the movie, really strong all around. Fun art, it's nice to see a variety of dragons, congratulations!
Fantastic! I'm going to try to watch this film on this weekend! Keep posting!
great, ive seen the movie & book they both looked awesome!
AWESOME!!!!! I love how the collar opens =)
fantastic stuff man!
Love the drawings- loved the film
Saw the film last night and it was awesome - great visuals and a story that is up there with the best of them. Congratulations! Got my art of How to Train your Dragon today - some beautiful work in there. Once again - congrats on such a great piece of work.
Look forward to seeing more on your blog.
The film IS good!!! I may have to run out and see it again!
Great stuff! I love the face on the frill. Your jack-o-lantern monsters are awesome, too.
siiiiick
Excellent designs Andy, the dragon with the collar is fantastic.
I copped the book and I really enjoy your designs!
awesome! loved the film!
Cool work, for a cool movie!
'best
Really love your sense of design and the humor that always seems to ooze from your characterizations.
That is really cool !
AWESOME ANDY !!! Please lets get together soon and catch up before your kids are in high school !
My little boy loves your dragons.
these are fuN!!
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