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Color version of a novel illustration for my 595-page first novel, "Telkar Chronicles: Book One" (the working title, for legal purposes and to register the copyright with the United states library of congress)

Safe For Work . . . rated PG . . . no parts showing, no "winking" (my dragonesses have that ability), etc.

This scene is actually a a happy flashback---something Jak'edrac thinks about, something that actually happened before the events of Novel One, when the two of them had a completely different perception of "reality".

He misses her.

Badly.

Stranded from Jul'eweisa, his adored mate-for-life, and clinging onto life in Book One, Jak'edrac thinks of better times.

They motivate him

The cave is being telekinetically opened by the dragoness, Jul'eweisa (it's halfway open in the picture).

My dragons cannot breathe water, yet they have extra-sized lungs with pouches (like birds) and there is just a short swim to the surface inside the well-furnished cave (given to the couple by Jul'eweisa's clan, who maintain the place when Jak'edrac and Jul'eweisa do not need its intimate privacy).

Healthy, well-conditioned dragons like to happily roar in situations that would frighten humans.

This is Novel Illustration #4.

If you're interested, I have a little scrapbook regarding the registration of the first novel, and the in-development Book Two. This is an Elftown wiki which may be viewed from outside the e-community. Unfortunately, you have to be on Elftown proper to read and view the comments:

[link] aulyBookStuff

Description
Color version of a novel illustration for my 595-page first novel, "Telkar Chronicles: Book One" (the working title, for legal purposes and to register the copyright with the United states library of congress)

Safe For Work . . . rated PG . . . no parts showing, no "winking" (my dragonesses have that ability), etc.

This scene is actually a a happy flashback---something Jak'edrac thinks about, something that actually happened before the events of Novel One, when the two of them had a completely different perception of "reality".

He misses her.

Badly.

Stranded from Jul'eweisa, his adored mate-for-life, and clinging onto life in Book One, Jak'edrac thinks of better times.

They motivate him

The cave is being telekinetically opened by the dragoness, Jul'eweisa (it's halfway open in the picture).

My dragons cannot breathe water, yet they have extra-sized lungs with pouches (like birds) and there is just a short swim to the surface inside the well-furnished cave (given to the couple by Jul'eweisa's clan, who maintain the place when Jak'edrac and Jul'eweisa do not need its intimate privacy).

Healthy, well-conditioned dragons like to happily roar in situations that would frighten humans.

This is Novel Illustration #4.

If you're interested, I have a little scrapbook regarding the registration of the first novel, and the in-development Book Two. This is an Elftown wiki which may be viewed from outside the e-community. Unfortunately, you have to be on Elftown proper to read and view the comments:

[link] aulyBookStuff