Feb 23
I went back to my past-
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I went back to my past-
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some drawings I made that’ll be apart of a Spyro Zine for my class!
Drawing him again. Kind of.
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Which is your favorite Spyro villain from the original trilogy?
Gnasty Gnorc
Ripto
The Sorceress
My piece for the Spyro 25th Anniversary Zine! @spyro25zine
The artists were asked to represent one game from Spyro the Dragon's history. I decided that my game of choice would be the first Spyro game I've ever played, one that forever lives on in our hearts but not necessarily because it's a good game - the 2002 classic, Spyro: Enter the Dragonfly.
I'm still of the belief that the concept of Ripto getting so enraged that he turns into a giant dinosaur monster and tries to squash Spyro to death rather than attacking with precision magic - a switch from brains to brawn - is an S-tier idea and that they should recycle it in a future Spyro release.
It's been well over a decade since the last time I drew some Spyro fanart, and even longer than that since I've last drawn these two in particular! Goodness gracious, I've missed my old crackship.
I like to think the Sorceress would find Ripto so pathetic as to be adorable, and that Ripto would sooner eat his own cape than ever admit he's actually into it.