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Here is a dragon species that is available for adoption! The way that my species adoptions work is that I sell you the rights to use the idea in any of your work, be it artwork, writing, etc. I'll also give you the above picture without the watermark. Feel free to add your own details! You can also give the species a new name if you want. I just make up a name that I like, but you don't have to call it that. Also, I write my species descriptions as based from Earth, but if your story takes place in a fantasy world or another planet or something like that, you can always adjust any location names.
And if you're not looking for adoptables, just enjoy like any other painting!
I'd love constructive criticism! My art blog can be found here: kristengracehall.blogspot.com/

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Other dragon species adoptables:
Great Red Dragon: the-cynical-unicorn.deviantart…
Angel: the-cynical-unicorn.deviantart…
Demon: the-cynical-unicorn.deviantart…
Wisp: the-cynical-unicorn.deviantart…
Pyro: the-cynical-unicorn.deviantart…
Horse Dragon: the-cynical-unicorn.deviantart…
Unicorn Dragon: the-cynical-unicorn.deviantart…
Chaser: the-cynical-unicorn.deviantart…
Graverobber: the-cynical-unicorn.deviantart…
Vampire: the-cynical-unicorn.deviantart…
Leafy Green: the-cynical-unicorn.deviantart…
Firefly: the-cynical-unicorn.deviantart…
Pygmy Wyvern: the-cynical-unicorn.deviantart…
Rose Dragon: unicornarama.deviantart.com/ar…

Description of species:

Pig Dragons are a domestic species of dragon. They are are on the smaller side, about the size of a pony. Their small wings allow them to fly only for short distances. They are ridable, but they generally stay close to the ground when being ridden, due to not being strong flyers. They are omnivorous creatures with a powerful sense of smell. They are very friendly and sociable, and are known for their voracious appetites. Wild pig dragons, sometimes called boar dragons, can be very aggressive. Both pig and boar dragons have thick, scaly hides. They use their spade-shaped noses to root through dirt to find food. Pig dragons breed once a year, producing up to five hatchlings, which the mother cares for until they are nearly mature.

Description
Here is a dragon species that is available for adoption! The way that my species adoptions work is that I sell you the rights to use the idea in any of your work, be it artwork, writing, etc. I'll also give you the above picture without the watermark. Feel free to add your own details! You can also give the species a new name if you want. I just make up a name that I like, but you don't have to call it that. Also, I write my species descriptions as based from Earth, but if your story takes place in a fantasy world or another planet or something like that, you can always adjust any location names.
And if you're not looking for adoptables, just enjoy like any other painting!
I'd love constructive criticism! My art blog can be found here: kristengracehall.blogspot.com/

Sold to !

Other dragon species adoptables:
Great Red Dragon: the-cynical-unicorn.deviantart…
Angel: the-cynical-unicorn.deviantart…
Demon: the-cynical-unicorn.deviantart…
Wisp: the-cynical-unicorn.deviantart…
Pyro: the-cynical-unicorn.deviantart…
Horse Dragon: the-cynical-unicorn.deviantart…
Unicorn Dragon: the-cynical-unicorn.deviantart…
Chaser: the-cynical-unicorn.deviantart…
Graverobber: the-cynical-unicorn.deviantart…
Vampire: the-cynical-unicorn.deviantart…
Leafy Green: the-cynical-unicorn.deviantart…
Firefly: the-cynical-unicorn.deviantart…
Pygmy Wyvern: the-cynical-unicorn.deviantart…
Rose Dragon: unicornarama.deviantart.com/ar…

Description of species:

Pig Dragons are a domestic species of dragon. They are are on the smaller side, about the size of a pony. Their small wings allow them to fly only for short distances. They are ridable, but they generally stay close to the ground when being ridden, due to not being strong flyers. They are omnivorous creatures with a powerful sense of smell. They are very friendly and sociable, and are known for their voracious appetites. Wild pig dragons, sometimes called boar dragons, can be very aggressive. Both pig and boar dragons have thick, scaly hides. They use their spade-shaped noses to root through dirt to find food. Pig dragons breed once a year, producing up to five hatchlings, which the mother cares for until they are nearly mature.