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  • Flames Descending

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    This is a picture of flames. At the top is a crude dragon breathing down. At the bottom is a crude building on fire from above. The flames are far more detailed than anything else in this piece. The background is a gradient between dark green for the land and light blue for the sky.…

  • Blue Dragon 9 28 24

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    Today’s art is a blue dragon with a little bit of hand drawn detailing. Most of the image is just bucket fills though. Made with GIMP2

  • Dragon 9 15 24

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    Something simple and fun with GIMP2. The dragon is all from one sized pencil. The stars are a second custom pencil. Enjoy today’s Dragon.

  • Dragon 9 7 24

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    Dragon of the day. Inkscape.

  • Dragon 8 18 24

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    This is an InkScape dragon. The trick here is to imagine entire shape at once and move along the broad image to outline it without lifting the pen. InkScape makes designs in this style relatively easy to execute but obviously the final piece of art has some hard limits to what can be done in…

  • Dragon 5 Aug 24

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    Another Day. Another Dragon. Hand drawn on GIMP2.

  • The Dragons Are Coming

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    I give you a young red dragon practicing his melee with a tree as big as he is.

  • Dragon July 22

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    A dragon in finger paint. The basic shape is a feminine curve because of course it’s a girl dragon.

  • Dragon July 19

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    Today’s dragon is screenshots of another 3D model. Built in Blender. Colored in 3D Pain. All in a days work.

  • Dragon in a Bush

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    This is three layers of transparent background molded into a single work of art. The bottom layer is the jagged bush. On top of that is a dragon slowly turning invisible. The artist mark on the side overlays that. This is my first attempt at this sort of layering, but you should probably expect more…