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Open the editor ↗A cobra needs a broad hood and a visible head-to-body transition. Compare raised poses, compact symbols and illustrated snake studies before placing small scale details.
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Make the hood a clear broad shape around the raised neck. The hood must remain visible in the silhouette, not only through interior markings.
Preserve background gaps or strong lightness changes where the loops approach each other. Simplify the number of turns if necessary.
It is optional. A connected short tongue can add expression, but the hood and head should identify the cobra without it.
Set the hood as two broad side shapes around the head.