Imagine.... One day Tail just turned into cookie, Knight and Princess had to adopt it. So they went to Pitaya to demand child support...

seen from Canada
seen from China
seen from United Kingdom
seen from United States

seen from United States

seen from Netherlands
seen from United States

seen from Ireland

seen from South Africa
seen from Netherlands

seen from Malaysia

seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from Poland
seen from Kazakhstan
seen from China

seen from United Kingdom
seen from United States
seen from Belarus
seen from United States
Imagine.... One day Tail just turned into cookie, Knight and Princess had to adopt it. So they went to Pitaya to demand child support...
1 apolog1ze for the s1n of draw1ng crazyblox
anyway have some doodles
last two draw1ngs r from a request 🌹
What if the Tail turns into a cookie??...
@ectonika and I were thinking about this, so we did it....🙏
Although it turns out to be lotus root....... Sooo, what if Lotus root turns into a cookie???😭😭
Im sorry
Saururus cernuus / Lizard's Tail at the Sarah P. Duke Gardens at Duke University in Durham, NC
The Symbolism of the Rope
The Hebrew word נִקְפָּה (nikpáh), translated as rope, girdle, or braided cord, derives from the triliteral root נק״ף (naqaf). The semantic field points to the act of circling, surrounding, or encircling. In Scripture, naqaf describes the movement of going around a city (Joshua 6:3) and also the gesture of forming a ritual circle. The image is always the same: to draw a perimeter that distinguishes, consecrates, and protects, mostly popularized by the ritualistic magic circle.
The rope corresponds to the instant when the profane is set apart from the world. It is a return to primordial nakedness, that state in which the soul is treated as material for the Work. The neophyte receives the rope as a demarcation: it marks the beginning of the operative space of transmutation.
This symbolism finds a remarkable architectural echo in the Manueline style, the initiatory art associated with the Order of Christ in early sixteenth-century Portugal. The central motif of that style is precisely the rope, carved, braided, coiled around columns, portals, and windows.
This same principle of rope and enclosure finds its perfect emblem in the Ouroboros. When its head and tail are read as the Lunar Nodes, Caput Draconis (the North and Benefic Node) and Cauda Draconis (the South and Malefic Node), the image acquires an unmistakably initiatory dimension: the eternal beginning and eternal rebeginning that bind Spirit to matter and vice-versa.
More at The Mirror of Sienna.
Kύριε ελέησον
feel like drawing Knight in casual outfit sometimes cuz I don't draw him without his armor enough, Dragon's tail is also ribboned up to match with him too!
Dragon's Tail / watermelon dragon has been doing such a good job protecting the hollyberry Kingdom that they have been rewarded with their own gold.
why doenst enough ppl reap the comedic dynamic of knight and pitaya co-parenting dragon's tail, ur all cowards