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Another mineral dragon! Aquamarine is my birthstonePLEASE DON'T REPOST THIS TO TUMBLR! Just reblog it from me:Β pythosart.tumblr.com/post/1434β¦
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I love how accurate you choosed the composition of the minerals. I want to make aware, for everyone who's not that familiar with this stone, that the black part is Turmaline and the white part Muskovit, both in this combination are a typical matrix of Aquamarine, so they're not choosed randomly.
I read in the comment section that you draw inspired by a picture, so maybe you weren't aware of this fact by yourself (I don't want to assume anything), nevertheless, this accurateness made a mineral fanatic's heart beat faster.
Aquamarine is one of my beloved minerals, right after Dioptase, but unfortunatelly they're really expensive. Thank you for sharing this dragon!
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Hi Frances! Β I just wanted to let you know that I've featured your work in a post called March Birthstone Dragons - Aquamarine - by Various ArtistsΒ on my dragon artwork blog (with proper attribution and links back, of course). Β I love this dragon! Β You can find me at Writing Dragons , and your feature here . Β Keep up the great work, I may feature another of your dragons again soon!
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WOW. This is AWESOME!
The color scheme is gorgeous!
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Aquamarine is my birthstone too! I love this. : )
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Xeno smile! The smile looks like the mouth of a xenomorph!
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esta genial en verdad me gustan los dragones, y en verdad me agrada este! XDDD Β
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Wow, I really love the look on his face 
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So...all of the many pounds of Blue Sky ended up in a dragon...not in a human body.
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your dragons are really cool! I love dragons AND minerals...
but I should say your pictures are flat, I would buy prints but it miss depth and volume.
if it can help to improve! ^^
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Mine too! Eeee XD I love this mineral dragon idea! Why haven't I seen this yet.
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One of the Best/beautiful Dragon I ever seen!Β *A*Β Β
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As a mineral fan, this is awesome! Not only is it an epic dragon, you perfectly captured the patterns of cracks, streaks, inclusions and transparency inside the beryl.Β
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Wonderful colors! Totally love them! Incredible job! ^^
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i love this concept you have running, of the mineral-based dragon designs.
aquamarine is my birthstone as well-- and i'm pleased that this creature is also my favorite in the series!!
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this is so nice. have you chosen the minerals you plan to use for your other pieces?
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No, I usually wait for a particularly interesting one to show up on my dash from one of the mineral blogs I follow
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might i suggest gallium? i thought that mineral was particularly cool. or maybe bismuth?
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Sorry, I'm not really planning these, nor am I taking suggestions. And honestly, neither of those would work for me, for a number of reasons
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Wow this is beautiful! nfjskhguifdhg I love it!
I noticed you had a little mineral dragon series going, may I suggest doing a sapphire one? It's my birthstone, and I would love to see a sapphire dragon ^^
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Thanks!
I'm not really planning these, nor am I taking suggestions. I really just wait for one of the mineral blogs I follow to post something with an interesting texture and color scheme.
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YAY minerals! You should do an obsidian and amethyst dragon.
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i love the aesthetic of gem-encrusted dragons 
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GAAAHHH now we HAAAVEE to do a trade cause morph is made from metal and crystal! HAHAH *rolls around all crazy like*
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I would really love to! Hopefully I'll have time for trades and such when I get back from the UK this summer
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LOVE the aquamarine crystal spikes! Also, I like that you chose to make the eyes cracked and solid-looking. It was a fun stream to watch, though I didn't get to see the whole thing.
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Thank you! You probably didn't miss much haha
I spent the last few hours of the stream just sort of doodling aimlessly
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