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FR is SpookyPuptarts #129333. I make skins and things. Follows/Likes from SpookyPuptarts.

[sunnyplaysdragongame]

[blau-rising]

Lantern Keeper  //  Outfit #2983274

[vulkun]

[grimae]

dragon got a fender

[dovahfr]

So I learned that the invisibility cloak still works in the coli.

I'm gonna make a battle rooster.

[konakoro]

Flight Rising anniversary in a few days

You know what that means....

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[tundratic]

having a normal one tonight

[opossun]

Did you know? Skydancers should have a Spa day once a week to become Silly again

[smellyvampirez]

PAY ME 20 BUCKS AND I'LL DRAW YOUR DRAGON

[palushiemalis-fr]

i made this over the course of a whole day because i am procrastinating wrapping presents.

[probablyreal]

[tirnanog-fr]

is this anything

[bladehorror]

Average college class reference material

[blushingtendertiel]

[fairyoctopus]

CENSORED MY COCKS

[kichiart]

Flight Rising design challenge!

Made up designs for mob enemies that you'd run into in the coliseum!

And the arena you would fight them in "The Forlorn Farm"

These are just fan concepts but it was fun to make them.

[strangelittlecreatures]

Designing the Everlux for Flight Rising

In November of 2024 Flight Rising released the Everlux dragon breed.

Designing a new dragon for Flight Rising is always an interesting challenge. The dragons need too be unique, fit into a square, and have enough surface area across both their bodies and wings for separate patterns (genes) to go into both. This breed originated from the Light Flight, and we wanted to explore a more alien dragon design. I came up with several concepts for the breed, but a heavy-set caterpillar inspired dragon is the direction we ended up going in.

Before proceeding with a final, I decided to do some studies from reference to learn a bit more about caterpillar anatomy and how their segmented, soft bodies worked. I did several studies from photographs of monarch butterfly caterpillars. I took the opportunity to draw in my sketchbook. Up until this past year, I have not been doing a lot of practice studies, and since picking up the habit, I’ve found that I observe more carefully and learn more by drawing on paper. With digital art, it is very easy to cut, move, and warp drawings after the fact. With paper, I was required pay attention to get the proportions as accurate as possible from the get-go, and I think it helped me to draw more mindfully.

With some practice under my belt, I proceeded to tighter drawings that fit the Flight Rising dragon style and template requirements.

And here are the final templates used for the game! Between the drawing and final stage, the FR art team provided helpful feedback on the hatchling. It was determined that the pulled up leg was busy and read poorly, so it was streamlined for the final. Getting an additional pair of eyes on something is always a good idea!