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Published: 2011-07-11 03:26:16 +0000 UTC; Views: 1782; Favourites: 99; Downloads: 0
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Pretty much another picture that says "Get offa my lawn!" But with dragons
heheheI missed drawing dragons so I gave fanart a miss and painted some dragons! A red European dragon and a green Western Wyven dragon
heheheThey remind me of cats to be honest, teritorial and nasty when it comes to other cats... or in this case; dragons heheh
well that's pretty much it I guess. Hope you all like and thanks for the view!!!
This piece now for sale. Note me if interested
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Hello good afternoon! Well, I have a facebook page where I see images, videos and everything related to dragons, and when I saw his illustration, it gave me a desire to publish it. Can I publish your artwork on my page by giving the credits and publicizing your devianart?
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Yeah thatβs all good
Thank you for asking
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Once you post the illustration, I'll send you the post link. I appreciate it
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yepp. Nothing but watercolours.
Thanks
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is this watercolour? this is absoultely beautiful..I LOVE the red one)) you draw dragons in a style I appreciate. lots of people draw things the same-ish these days : (
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It is watercolour 
People like to draw dragons all ferocious like. I like to give them a soul
Thank you again 
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I see : o I find watercolour hard to control - but you work them like a charm..especially the lighting on the red dragon's body, holy crap...
haha yes. I like ferocious dragons, but the way people draw them all have the same-ish style it's kind of cliche : ( I like a silent-deadly kind of dragon if that makes sense xD well, the point is, I like yours : )
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heheheh yeah they take a while to get used to but patience is the way to go 
Yeah. Aww thank you 
Msn?
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aw, no worries! and sure! : D let me note you
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AWESOME, DWAGONS!!!
AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH~ 
Love all the pretty colours and their poses... and the background, so awesome!!! Weeeeee~
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hehehe thanksies Sandy Sand
That's right! "GET OFFA MY LAWN!" hehehehehe
Thanksies so much Sandy Sand. I was thinking about selling this piece
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I've just done it with Windsor & Newton watercolours
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it looks beautiful
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I love how you put the details into the dragons, simple yet powerful!! I also love their gaping mouths and their expressions. Very great work!!
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Thank you so much! Dragons always need that touch extra with detail to depict them more than anything else.
Thank you again!
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This-is-amazing!!!
I love dragons so much!!
Did you use watercolour??
And would you mind if I download this and use it for my desktop background please??
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Thanks so much lovie!
Yepp this is done completely with watercolour
Oh... sure I guess that would be okay
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Oh no, I would never do that!! It's strictly serving as my background and nothing else! 
No problem! 
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Okies that's cool
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ME want MORE...EVERTHING DRAGON
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MMM bit of Dragon-freak
MMM This is one of the tops
GOTO CONTINUE
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I love the vicious expression and stance the red dragon is taking, and how the colours work together, nice pic!
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Thank you. I wanted to go for opposite colours in this pic 
thank you again
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i real like the whole look of your work.
keep it up and please post more if you like.
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Aww thank you so much
Thank you also for watching me
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The red one does look like it's going "GTFO of my lawn!". And the green one is like "Make me!"
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LOL! Epic description! I love it *___*
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Yay!
On a semi-rlated topic I did a picture where a dragon was like "GTFO my *dead* lawn." By lawn he meant rocks and bones but hey, it's an opinion.
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sounds awesome as!!!
I'll have to check it out if its in your gallery
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I'll see if I uploaded it. Otherwise I'll do it know. I drew it like a year ago though.
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awesome as hehe
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[link] Found it.
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