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It’s been a rough week for me. I haven’t had much time to do anything I needed or wanted to. Mental health and physical health problems have been acting up.

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Finally finished! I think I posted some WIP shots a few weeks ago, and then stopped working on it for a while.

Mega happy with how it turned out, even if it took a while and more than a few repaints to get there. Took a few tries to get the crystals on the dragon to look how I wanted.

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Me: Meh, Skyrim is alright

Also me: Dwagons Good…

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a librarian’s hoard

[ID: Digital illustration of a red dragon surrounded by their colorful hoard of books. A worn, blue scarf wraps around their neck, and a pair of gold glasses sits on their snout, held in place by a gold chain. The dragon’s lair resembles a huge, airy library with multiple levels of bookcases, tall mountains of books, and floor-to-ceiling windows revealing open sky. Decorative gold chains drape across the space. The dragon smiles as it holds a small book in its mouth, stretching to offer it to a distant human standing atop a book tower. End ID.]

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Red Head by Tully 

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White Dragons by Xiaodi

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I absolutely ADORE Midgardsormr in every form he takes in this game!!

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There’s just something about dragons being so ingrained in nearly every culture that’s comforting. Whether feared or revered, they played some role in shaping civilizations. From Tiamat, the Mesopotamian mother goddess who represented the primordial sea, to Quetzalcoatl, the Mesoamerican “feathered serpent” from whom all men were descended. It’s really no wonder at all that people are so intrigued by stories of dragons, both the good and kind, and the evil and brutal.