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Do u know this feeling when u get back to your beloved drawing tablet, take the pen, start new document...
and then sit there paralysed, staring at the empty canvas, afraid to make a stroke, because u're not sure if u still can draw?

Well, if u don't, pray each day and night, u'll never learn it. It's awful. Really.

Anyway, I managed to finish yet another dragon from the Temeraire series. And I'm pretty sure I'll never finish this series if I'll be changing the drawing style so often (in fact I feel like ALL the dragons I've done so far need another re-drawing...). This time strongly influenced by Laurelhach23 amazing dragons (I'm never near that level of skills, but tried to use some advice and I think it could have turned out worse).

As for the dragon - it's another of the Inca beasties, but I was thinking on the fact that when the breed is described in the book, it's got "short-cropped feathers". Why would anyone shave a dragon? Then it came to me that Tumi were using their deep green colour to camouflage in the jungle, especially at night, so perhaps the cropped feathers were somehow brighter, revealing their position unless the brighter parts were cut off.

Description
Do u know this feeling when u get back to your beloved drawing tablet, take the pen, start new document...
and then sit there paralysed, staring at the empty canvas, afraid to make a stroke, because u're not sure if u still can draw?

Well, if u don't, pray each day and night, u'll never learn it. It's awful. Really.

Anyway, I managed to finish yet another dragon from the Temeraire series. And I'm pretty sure I'll never finish this series if I'll be changing the drawing style so often (in fact I feel like ALL the dragons I've done so far need another re-drawing...). This time strongly influenced by Laurelhach23 amazing dragons (I'm never near that level of skills, but tried to use some advice and I think it could have turned out worse).

As for the dragon - it's another of the Inca beasties, but I was thinking on the fact that when the breed is described in the book, it's got "short-cropped feathers". Why would anyone shave a dragon? Then it came to me that Tumi were using their deep green colour to camouflage in the jungle, especially at night, so perhaps the cropped feathers were somehow brighter, revealing their position unless the brighter parts were cut off.