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@papermonkeyism's wingbean creature - sparkle edition.

I drew it because I can, and I have exactly zero regrets.

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A few dragons that was an accidental project a few years back. The point was to make small, simpleish color + nature themed dragons technically wyverns I know. It got a bit out of hand but it's a good collection.

Watercolor paintings.

Infoblurbs and dragon names in order under the cut.

Acidic Leaf Dragon: As far as I know, it indeed glows in the dark. Despite of being rather small and looking slightly like some plant, it bites bites back nastily if disturbed and causes glowing and not easily healing wounds. It usually warns before biting anybody, but its furious warnings are not often taken seriously, mainly because it sounds much like a desert rain frog.

Autumn Leaf Dragon: Another minuscule majestic beast. It looks like it could be from autumnal maple tree. Only thing what it has with maples, is that it likes maple sap and gnaws holes to trees. Maple syrup harvesters think it is a pest.

Red Thorn Dragon: Small in size, furious by nature, this miniature beast is what you don't want to encounter from your rose garden. Its neck is covered in sharp thorns and it bites nastily when disturbed. Despite of everything, it is not toxic and eats many harmful insects out of its way.

Royal Anemone Dragon: Swift and agile flyer, the anemone dragon is specialized catching bigger preys like large crickets and even unfortunate tiny rodents and birds. Somewhere where this dragon is plentiful, locals call it with less honorable name "pansy-fancy" due to its pansy-colored appearance,

Sunfield Dragon: Miniature feathered wyvern which blends well withing sunflowers, can be spotted eating sunflower seeds. Generally docile but pecks if you try touch it all sudden.

Birch Dragon: Small beast which resides in leafy lush forests. It is an odd thing which headbutts and pierces birch trees with its single horn, then feeds the tree sap. When it can be careful with its horn amongst its own kind, it uses it as a weapon when it feels threatened.

Mistfall Dragon: This tiny dragon's feathery scales shine like water surface in the evenings and nights, when it is swooping around catching moths and moth-hunting bats, which didn't expect to be the lunch as well. Its horns are merely decorative, having longer and curlier horns show its good health to its own kind.

Cyan Petals Dragon: This petit dragon flutters on open flower fields, catching unfortunate butterflies. Its flight is erratic, similar to butterflies. It has reflective scales and in sunlight it shines in hues of turquoise and deeper blues.

Rhododendron Dragon: Another minimal dragon with the red thorn dragon which thrives amongst roses. This species claims a few rose bushes as its territory and protects them fiercely. Despite of its size, it will attack anybody who come too close its roses and is seemingly fearless.

Orchid Dragon: Not as hissy as some of other mini dragons, the orchid dragon mostly minds its own business but it appreciates personal space and gets defensive if approaching too close. It can't fly away very fast, so it just spreads its wings to make very (often a bit too adorable) threatening pose.

Nightglow Dragon: A small truly nocturnal dragon, which is often seen around same areas as Silver Swift. It can be a terror for small rodents and bats, but even it needs to keep an eye on bigger owls.

Willow Dragon: Partly fluffy tiny dragon, which nests amongst willows. When it feels threatened, it poofs up all its fur to look bigger. It can endure some cold but rather moves to warmer areas during winter.

Golden Beetle Dragon: When this small shiny dragon needs to hide, it can change its coat color to glossy brownish green to blend surroundings better. But when it flutters around with its full glory, its highly reflective coat cannot remain unnoticed.

Silver Swift Dragon: Small and agile in flight, this shiny dragon races with swallows and catches them for food. Its scales reflect light like silver.

Fool's Copper Dragon: Not actual mineral dragon like the big real dragons it imitates, its coat is merely keratinous and colored like copper. A little more brave that majority of miniature dragons, it can sometimes land close to a passerbying person just out of curiosity.

Brass Fire Dragon: Nothing to do with real fire, this hardy tiny dragon was named due to its living range on hot areas and its brass-colored almost armor like scaly coat which makes it resistant even against fire ants and scorpion stings. It attacks head-on towards its prey and mauls it to death effectively. Occasionally it eats cactus fruits and its attack technic is just the same even against plants.

Conifer Dragon: Tiny beast which lives in coniferous forests, looking for pinecones to eat or pecking out meaty worms from trees like a woodpecker. It has a good disguise against tree bark. Occasional it fights with squirrels and woodpeckers.

Rainbow Fly Dragon: This colourful miniature dragon gets probably all the attention wherever it flutters. Its bright coat is known to scare bigger predators, as anything with these colors surely is not edible.

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The skies we built were torn apart.

The dance we danced was not for us.

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An ACEO trade for @papermonkeyism through a trade group in dA! It's always funny to get a familiar face to be an art trade partner. :v

Dinosaur version of dog yelp will occur within a second. Bug the bird hound (Dromaeosaurus) getting a wake-up bite from Toes the "cat". How rude. Bug had a good sleep while forgetting how to anatomy like any sleepy nowadays dog.

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There is a rumor that somewhere there is a sword in the stump, and whoever would get that sword, would be granted with great might. It wouldn't even be hard to pull that sword out from the old tree stump. Unfortunately nobody has ever got past the guardian frog. And those who have lived, have been too afraid to ever tell what exactly makes a frog so frightening.

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A wintery dragon with a scenery that was basically made by guidance of Bob Ross videos. I tried if his methods work in gouache. The answer is yes. Maybe a bit slower but yea it works.

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Pride turned full ten years today, the first sketch of him is dated to 25th September 2012. This character has had influence like no other, and still going strong. He basically stole the main stage role and has been there since. I don't mind, it's cool to have that one character that you like a bit more than anything else. I've only submitted a fraction of all art and info what I have of him. I don't even know what everything he has done, but because of this character I have at least one more irl friend. And that's pretty neat.

Gouache painting on blue paper.

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It took me this many years to art Pride with any pride flag during Pride Month. Anyway here you go.