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Gasp! Luth'rai submitted something that isn't a dragon? That's not allowed, is it?
Well, as a matter of fact, this is only about 1/3 of a PLAN picture. What do the other 2/3 contain, you may ask?
....well, water.... and my dragon. ^.-.^

I just wanted to show my progress on it so far, especially with Mr. Galeocerdo cuvier, here. Tiger sharks may eat nearly anything, but they are gorgeous sharks. I'm rather pleased with how this one's turning out- particularly due to my complete lack of references for the postitioning; plenty of tiger shark refs, but just none from this angle.

I switched my Plan's thesis to dragons my junior year. Up until that point, I was dead-set on doing something with sharks. Yay for life-long obsessions! In fact, I think I've been into sharks even longer than dragons... When I was 3, my parents kept losing me in an aquarium because I'd repeatedly wander off on my own. It didn't take them long to find me pressed against the shark tank.
^-^
So of course I had to work at least a cameo appearance by sharks into my Plan. Ta da. My bio professor was completely unsurprised, but amused. ...Dang, I think I'm becoming rather predictable for my teachers.
Besides, talking about sharks and shark attacks and how my dragons interact with them not only gives me several more pages, but also about 6 or 7 more references.

Once I've got the entire picture up, then I'll explain what, exactly, is going on, though you might be able to guess from the title.

Mostly vine charcoal- a bit of compressed charcoal for the eye and the edges of the first and second dorsal, pectoral and caudal fins.

Description
Gasp! Luth'rai submitted something that isn't a dragon? That's not allowed, is it?
Well, as a matter of fact, this is only about 1/3 of a PLAN picture. What do the other 2/3 contain, you may ask?
....well, water.... and my dragon. ^.-.^

I just wanted to show my progress on it so far, especially with Mr. Galeocerdo cuvier, here. Tiger sharks may eat nearly anything, but they are gorgeous sharks. I'm rather pleased with how this one's turning out- particularly due to my complete lack of references for the postitioning; plenty of tiger shark refs, but just none from this angle.

I switched my Plan's thesis to dragons my junior year. Up until that point, I was dead-set on doing something with sharks. Yay for life-long obsessions! In fact, I think I've been into sharks even longer than dragons... When I was 3, my parents kept losing me in an aquarium because I'd repeatedly wander off on my own. It didn't take them long to find me pressed against the shark tank.
^-^
So of course I had to work at least a cameo appearance by sharks into my Plan. Ta da. My bio professor was completely unsurprised, but amused. ...Dang, I think I'm becoming rather predictable for my teachers.
Besides, talking about sharks and shark attacks and how my dragons interact with them not only gives me several more pages, but also about 6 or 7 more references.

Once I've got the entire picture up, then I'll explain what, exactly, is going on, though you might be able to guess from the title.

Mostly vine charcoal- a bit of compressed charcoal for the eye and the edges of the first and second dorsal, pectoral and caudal fins.