The Cave

Your name is Dave, just Dave. You are half dragon. You live in a very busy and lively forest, which is dangerous to most who enter it. However, you can handle your territory just fine. [ An indie Roleplay Blog ] [All Drave art on this blog is mine unless stated]

[raidesart]

Golden Armor ^^ Had soooo much fun revisiting HTTYD and making this new piece! My last HTTYD panting must be years old by now! I was actually thinking of doing the same concept with Astrid and Stormfly - Let me know if you would like to see that! :)

[turntechfirebreather]

prrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrt

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is quiet

[enchantering]

Photo by Varshith Sreeramdass 

[neckkiss]

Fluffy Clouds.. By me (2017)

[will5nevercome]

[unofficiallydisney]

This makes me so happy

[biggest-gaudiest-poltergeist]

irises are bizarre alien lifeforms whose existence causes me constant distress

these are the alien spores we were warned about why oh why didn’t we listen

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prrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

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prrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

[rivermusic]

2014-09-13 Washington Bellingham Whatcom Falls 08-1a

by Michael Schmidt

Please retain all photo credits.

[corpserun]

Lovely Elowah Falls on an overcast autumn day, Oregon, USA .// ]]]]>]]>]]>

[thefugitivesaint]

Alexander Popini (1878-1962), “The Fir-Tree Fairy Book” by Clifton Johnson, 1912 Source

[turntechfirebreather]

bored bleh

[rabbitinthemeadow]

And in the quiet of that painted light The pain of it is erased

// Part 24

[cozyvibing]

[just--space]

Sprite Lightning in HD : This phenomenon occurs in the sky over our heads, not the sea. It is a type of lightning known as red sprite, and rarely has it ever been photographed in this detail. Even though sprites have been recorded for over 30 years, their root cause remains unknown. Some thunderstorms have them, but most don’t. These mysterious bursts of light in the upper atmosphere momentarily resemble gigantic jellyfish. A few years ago high speed videos were taken detailing how red sprites actually develop. The featured image was captured last month in high definition from Italy. One unusual feature of sprites is that they are relatively cold – they operate more like long fluorescent light tubes than hot compact light bulbs. In general, red sprites take only a fraction of a second to occur and are best seen when powerful thunderstorms are visible from the side. via NASA

[boymayor]

Final comm for a loooong while

Commissioned by GhostLindsay on Flight Rising