[ SECRET POST #3366 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3366 ⌋

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[dinogrrl]

If it helps, the novel I'm working on (and maybe one day will be lucky enough to get published) features a wide array of dragons; they're the surviving members of the story world's version of an ancient pseudosuchian/dinosaur-cousin line, and in the story's modern times they're a rather diverse group that's found in most parts of the globe. My story doesn't include any 'real world' mythology though, so I can't help on that front, but at least there's a lot of different dragon body plans? :} I've been playing around with dragon designs since I could hold a crayon to paper, it's something I love to do and I've really enjoyed the opportunity to go nuts in my story.

(There aren't any serpentine dragons like the one in your image though. Sea serpents, yes, but they're not dragons.)

[philstar22]

That's really cool. It sounds like I'd like to read your story. I'm always up for things with lots of dragons? Are you publishing? Or posting somewhere? Can you give us links to it when it is done?

[dinogrrl]

I hope one day it will be published! It's been a long-ongoing story, and lately it's been a lot of research for the setting while I work on the first draft. No posting of the actual text yet (first draft text is kinda scary :p), but sometimes I do ramble about it in my journal, or post doodles regarding it here or in my doodle journal (lex_artis). And I would love to share a link once the story's out in the world!

[philstar22]

Cool! And once you publish it I would totally buy it. I'm obsessed with dragons and this sounds really interesting.

[(Anonymous)]

Good luck with your novel! Dragons are great and need more variety.

[dinogrrl]

Thanks! I agree. I mean, I do love the traditional Western flying town-burning death lizards, but variety is always nice.