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Open the editor ↗A Chinese dragon uses a long flowing body rather than a large winged torso. Compare full-body curves, head studies and decorative outlines while keeping horns and whiskers readable.
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The traditional long-bodied construction can communicate flight without prominent wings. Large bat-like wings shift the design toward a different fantasy-dragon approach.
Neighboring body sections are touching after reduction. Widen the background gaps and simplify the curve before adding scales or claws.
Keep a small number of clearly connected lines. Several very thin whiskers can disappear or merge with horns and mane details.
Draw the main body as a smooth stepped path through the square.