This is Jazzdragon 5, another of the early "dancer" designs. I was trying out some weird pose ideas by this point, and wanted to use forced-perspective on the wings especially. Composition was also an especially strong point for this exercise, with a lot of active diagonal elements and curved lines.
I tried something different for the background fill, too: wax paper and watercolor. I laid down a watercolor wash, then set crumpled wax paper and a book on top. I gave it a couple of days to dry, and wound up with the interesting patterns you see here. I enhanced them with Prismacolors. The dragon is also colored with Prismacolor pencils.
This is Jazzdragon 11, which was a lunchtime-at-work doodle I did back in 2008. I went back to the dancing dragon theme I'd been using early in the series for this one. I colored it with Prismacolor Verithins.