[sylverkestrel]

Eublepharis macularius, the Leopard Gecko.

EDIT: REFFED FROM THIS PIC:

http://gallery.pethobbyist.com/data/5263leopard_gecko.jpg

((THANKS TESS!! Sorry I didn't post it when I submitted the image; I was out of my element at the school computer lab, and battling a horrible infection, which has gotten worse. Yay! P:))

A really horrible drawing on my behalf; I'm up at the college campus and had to use a mouse. So that expalins why it looks so horrid.

Anywho, try to enjoy. P:

[hagmegsis]

i had a leapord gecko and my at bit its tail off....it grew back of course but i decided to give it to a friend to avoid further tail dismemberment oh and its new tail was pink with spots instead of looking normal

[sylverkestrel]

Yea, most leopard geckos who drop their tail don't regenerate a 'normal' looking tail. They usually just regenerate a knub where their tail was dropped. I think it looks kinda cute. xD

[horsy1050]

Try smoothing it by looking at the pen infor and selecting smoothing and move it to around 40-50

[Elwynie]

I like his eyes! or...his eye.

[thedrowsydeer]

Wow! What do you mean it's horrible?! It's awesome!

[MOTH.]

WOW

[Scoobs]

I have a leopard gecko 8D But she's a little more spotted. Not all of them are really spotted, though.

[sylverkestrel]

I have a leopard gecko 8D But she's a little more spotted. Not all of them are really spotted, though.

xD

I know. I study herps (reptiles and amphibians), and I work at a store that sells them, so I've seen hundreds of different color variations.

[Tess]

you need to post your references when drawing on CS


http://gallery.pethobbyist.com/data/526 ... _gecko.jpg