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I really have to go to the airport now, but I was going to kill myself if I had to wait untill I returned to upload this.

Firstly - I was heavily inspired by *Nara87 to try and do lots of detail and scales. Every time I've tried to do something like this it's come out really bad, so I wanted to try again.

Secondly - A little about the ref sheet. I didn't write anything on it because I wanted it to look clean and pretty.
-----1. Coloration: Only her head, the tip of her tail, the top side of her wings, and the upper part of her legs are a darker brown. The rest should be the copper brown color.

-----2. The Markings:The turquoise markings are supposed to be like that green color that appears on copper when it gets old. The markings continue upwards and fade out at about a foot into her wing membrane. These dragons have the limited ability to alter their color. This is only on the skin on their torsos, to give them the ability to dull or intensify the markings. The markings can intensify to more strikingly contrasted colors, specifically for mating season and for agressive displays. This ability is slightly stronger for males.

-----3. The Wings: The wing membrane conects much further down the tail that is usual for a dragon. The underside of the wings is the pale green/turquoise color from the markings, although the brown stripes fade out not too far into the wing. But on this underside are other markings, which are shaped like eyes. They have a dark brown border and a bright nearly-white middle, which they can display to attract their own kind or to scare off larger dragons.

-----4. Size: Not incredibly large, females and males stand at an average height of 6'5" at the shoulders. There are much larger dragons and other predators in Vhaen that could easily bring one down.

-----5. The Tail: It is not completely ridgid. It has quite a bit of mobility. In fact, when no held completely out is not uncommon to see an individual holding the tail curled downwards, like a Chameleon but by far never as tightly coiled.

I think that's it. Please if you have any complaints or any issues with copyrighting then send me a note.

Noor © Alkahla

Description
I really have to go to the airport now, but I was going to kill myself if I had to wait untill I returned to upload this.

Firstly - I was heavily inspired by *Nara87 to try and do lots of detail and scales. Every time I've tried to do something like this it's come out really bad, so I wanted to try again.

Secondly - A little about the ref sheet. I didn't write anything on it because I wanted it to look clean and pretty.
-----1. Coloration: Only her head, the tip of her tail, the top side of her wings, and the upper part of her legs are a darker brown. The rest should be the copper brown color.

-----2. The Markings:The turquoise markings are supposed to be like that green color that appears on copper when it gets old. The markings continue upwards and fade out at about a foot into her wing membrane. These dragons have the limited ability to alter their color. This is only on the skin on their torsos, to give them the ability to dull or intensify the markings. The markings can intensify to more strikingly contrasted colors, specifically for mating season and for agressive displays. This ability is slightly stronger for males.

-----3. The Wings: The wing membrane conects much further down the tail that is usual for a dragon. The underside of the wings is the pale green/turquoise color from the markings, although the brown stripes fade out not too far into the wing. But on this underside are other markings, which are shaped like eyes. They have a dark brown border and a bright nearly-white middle, which they can display to attract their own kind or to scare off larger dragons.

-----4. Size: Not incredibly large, females and males stand at an average height of 6'5" at the shoulders. There are much larger dragons and other predators in Vhaen that could easily bring one down.

-----5. The Tail: It is not completely ridgid. It has quite a bit of mobility. In fact, when no held completely out is not uncommon to see an individual holding the tail curled downwards, like a Chameleon but by far never as tightly coiled.

I think that's it. Please if you have any complaints or any issues with copyrighting then send me a note.

Noor © Alkahla