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InkTober 2019 day 12- dragon.

I currently have an extremely difficult time drawing the typical types of dragons people think about (that winged kind and the Chinese kind), so when I saw the prompt, I was a little bit in despair. I was pretty sure it would not turn out well. On that note, I should practice drawing wings. Mostly, I just can't draw wings (the deal with Chinese dragons is that they are very complicated in all meanings of the word).

And then, lo and behold, believe it or not, I remembered that I literally worked through the entire beginner section of the Dragonology handbook. Not just read it; I worked my way through it. I earned the title of "Beginner Dragonologist." I learned the entire Anglo-Saxon alphabet (the one in that book, anyway- I get the feeling it's not actually correct).

Thus, I am in no way confined to the measly European and Asian dragons (My dudes, it's been years. I don't actually remember their full names.)

And so this is my weird referenceless version of a wyrm or whatever it was. I think I'm missing something, but I distinctly remember there being a picture of a slimy-looking snake-like dragon coming out of a well. In case you were wondering, I do remember that this type of dragon is hostile.

Also, I think I may have made the bit about it having a catfish face up.

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InkTober 2019 day 12- dragon.

I currently have an extremely difficult time drawing the typical types of dragons people think about (that winged kind and the Chinese kind), so when I saw the prompt, I was a little bit in despair. I was pretty sure it would not turn out well. On that note, I should practice drawing wings. Mostly, I just can't draw wings (the deal with Chinese dragons is that they are very complicated in all meanings of the word).

And then, lo and behold, believe it or not, I remembered that I literally worked through the entire beginner section of the Dragonology handbook. Not just read it; I worked my way through it. I earned the title of "Beginner Dragonologist." I learned the entire Anglo-Saxon alphabet (the one in that book, anyway- I get the feeling it's not actually correct).

Thus, I am in no way confined to the measly European and Asian dragons (My dudes, it's been years. I don't actually remember their full names.)

And so this is my weird referenceless version of a wyrm or whatever it was. I think I'm missing something, but I distinctly remember there being a picture of a slimy-looking snake-like dragon coming out of a well. In case you were wondering, I do remember that this type of dragon is hostile.

Also, I think I may have made the bit about it having a catfish face up.