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Apologies for the disappearance.

I have been rather busy and have not had time to keep up with this blog.

Now that I’m back, I may make a few changes to the blog in general, but I have not decided much so we shall see. I appreciate any and all patience had while I attempt to get into a habit of posting more frequently.

dragewn

#dragons #art

arewebroken

Some more dragons that have been keeping me busy and keeping me away from posting Berserk pages. From top to bottom: Indian Naga, Bush Dragon, Tibetan Dragon, and Mexican Amphithere. The Naga and the Mexican both use metallic markers, but it’s very hard to make out in the pictures, sadly. All dragons come from the Dragonology coloring book.

catalystic-dragons

A new handsome lad, the wonderful General Grumpus, has landed in Dragonhome ❤️ He is not a cuddly chap, he’s mostly just for looking - and look we will! Much like Lord Glare and Sir Fluffykins, he will be sitting in the Royal Box above my desk for inspiration purposes.

He is a European Dragon from the Dragonology plush set :3 only two more to find and i’ll have the lot! The last two on my list are Wyvern and Lung ❤️

katesattic

If I were a dragon, my hoard would just be piles upon piles of empty notebooks.

pintosketches

a nervous dragon

creaturologie

Just a dragon~

Apologies for being gone so long. Have a meme I found on Reddit(I think) that I've been meaning to post for ages.

#dragonology #dragons #skyrim

alviaalcedo

Little white amethyst dragon 💎 A lot of time passed since I made tiny dragon figurines, so I decided to make some cuties again ^^

quaggly

who decided that dragons have arms? they don’t need em

kilusion2011

Dragons need arms to hug

quaggly

god damn it you’re right

Hey, I'm the same person as the last anon. My country's (Portugal) royalty house's symbol is actually a dragon, and there was even a golden sceptre Portuguese royalty commissioned called "Sceptre of the Dragon" in the early 1800's, so I was raised in a culture fascinated by these creatures, which is what still makes me enjoy stories about them and the like. Your blog has sparked a will in me to dig a bit deeper into this whole dragon thing. Could you list me some resources worth checking out?

Of course! I’m afraid there aren’t many reliable sources for learning about dragons, which is part of the reason I made this blog, but my favorite source is Drake’s Comprehensive Compendium of Dragonology.

This book helped teach me a lot, from dragon biology to identifying what region a dragon originates. Plus the artwork of the various dragons is simply amazing.

I also think it’s worth mentioning the How to Train Your Dragon movies. Ignoring a couple of the obvious reasons as to why those movies aren’t a perfect source of information, I still believe that they are good to watch to learn a few things. The movies will help give you an idea of how dragons move, hunt, fly, etc.

(I’ll edit this post in the future to include more sources as I find them. For now, YouTube is full of dragon videos. Even the clickbait ones can teach you something: how to spot a fake dragon.)

Interview with the man who recorded the dragon sighting from Albuquerque posted earlier.

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The second video on the dragon sighting in Albuquerque. Interview screenshots will be posted later. 2/2

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The first video on the dragon sighting in Albuquerque, New Mexico. 1/2

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Exciting news

I just finished an interview with someone who has uploaded my new favorite dragon sighting videos. I will be posting the screenshots from the interview and the videos of the dragon sighting once I've organised it all properly.

Have you ever had an experience with what you believe to be a dragon yourself, or found evidence pointing to the existence of them? I've always been a fan of dragons, but I never actually thought of them as a reality, so I'm genuinely curious to know your answers.

Sorry for responding to this so late, I’m afraid I didn’t see it until now. And yes actually, I have had a dragon encounter myself. A large dragon flew over my house one evening, leaving me speechless and just in general awe. While I didn’t get a close enough look to identify the species(and it was rather dark) I believe it was an American Amphithere, also called the Moth dragon, since those have been documented in America in the past. This is even more supported by the fact that they tend to live in open fields, and there is one directly behind my house, which is the direction the dragon was heading. This was actually a fairly recent event, and I plan to investigate the area further.