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Published: 2008-05-04 00:00:55 +0000 UTC; Views: 5604; Favourites: 64; Downloads: 79
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I just finised this and I'm gonna show it to the world. I saw a very nice pencil sketch of this dragon and I thought I should do a picture. I always thought this pose was imperfect so I 'modified' it, curving the belly, making it look more realistic. I know a certain few people who'll like this, wink wink. Enjoy.Related content
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Invincable...dead...what do you mean by those 2 statements?
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This is me tbh i dont even know what my past self even meant by that
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Cute dragon, nice balloon-shaped belly
It looks very cute he can sit on his tail
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I just noticed they didn't do that in the original so that was my modifies this.
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That's why I had to modifie him, to make him warmer.
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And by that, you mean look kinder! It worked! *hugs*
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If you like that, you should see this.
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So nice you had to say it twice. Maybe one day I'll draw Mushu my favourite character from Mulan.
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do you think that you will do others ?
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I'm trying not to be strick with my dragons so I just might.
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Thanks! You don't know how much that means to me!
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you shoud make another whith a difrent disney toon
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Like Elliot from Pete's Dragon?
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I'm so happy this picture leaves a lasting impression!
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That melts my hart to hear that. If you like this, check this out.
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very nice pic of the Disney's classic based on a classic children book.
I like the way you drew his belly 
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Gato.........u are weeeeeeird
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Wow! The tail looks great on this how he leans on it. Then again, the fat tail must be coming from the fat gut so the extra fat is good. :3 Love it here too! <3
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If you like that check this out.
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I don't know how long it's been since I saw the cartoon of this... great job by the way!
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It was a pleasure dragon this dragon. Anything about it that catches your eye?
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catches my eye? ... well, the vibrant colors and the belly for starters...
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Haha I knew you'd spot the belly. I always thought the origanal frame was imperfect so I...modified it.
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Yes, I notice a couple of the "usual suspects" in the faves list. 
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How beautiful! You should win an award for this!
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Really? OH MY GOD, that means a lot to me! Sniff. Thanks! I knew you'd like it ha ha ha!
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What did myou like about it the most?
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I remember this cartoon as a child and Disney had such amazing stories back them, but sadly were plagued with preteen shows and cheap cartoons poorly though up cartoons. They had it on DVD somewhere but I can't find it. I love this one man!
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Sorry, cliked enter by accedent. I'm 16 but I wanna watch a childrens cartoon. What would the lady at the counter say? Yet this could be my only chance to see it. After much thought I decided to rent it. My stomach felt uneasy as I picked up the video & rented it. She said nothing. I went to the house at home, carefully not to get caught. I took a chance to watch it. The memories came flowing back to my head! The tape was bad but it didn't ruin the VCR. I was too nerous to enjoy it. After school the next day, I watched the video one last time & returned it.
In 2003 I rented again from Extra Vision in Ennis (In Clare) & did loads of sketches. Then in 2005 I got the DVD in London (1st time going). In 2006, I taped a Disney Special called 'The Reluctant Dragon' where a man came up with the idea & brought it to Walt. They had thought of it before him.
The Reluctant Dragon also appears in the ending of a Disney special (it had snow white as well but I don't know what its called), Who Frammed Rogger Rabbit & The House of Mouse.
Anyway, thanks for the complement!
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your never too old to watch cartoons in my view. I'm 22 and I may not like all the shows from my childhood, but I have a Disney family so not watching Disney movies will never happen.
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Even Winnie the Pooh?
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I'm eighteen and still appreciate the playful innocence of Winnie the Pooh. I may not be as into it as I was when I was five, but still - after a long week of playing Half-Life, Halo, Final Fantasy, watching politics on the news and toiling with my computer, it's nice to fall back in time to where things like that was what was most important to you.
I've never seen the Reluctant Dragon, so I'll probably look it up on YouTube later, but one dragon-themed series that aired in Canada that is currently on Youtube that I liked is Jane's Dragon. Also quite childish, done completely with computers, but still tickled me to no end. How Dragon (Unique huh? Wonder how many times there has been a dragon named 'Dragon'? 
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