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Dragon-A-Day Online: Day 1,411: Metal That Is (Not) True.
At first, I wanted to draw something shiny and maybe even a bit metallic, but then I realized I have no idea how that “works”, and I should probably go to sleep. So what started off as a would-be reflective … Continue reading →
Dragon-A-Day Online: Day 1,198: Iron Fire.
“in the jaws
of the leviathan
in the jaws
All hell breaks loose
Prepare for the arrival
There is no survival”
-Iron Fire, “Leviathan” Continue reading →
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Dragon-A-Day Online: Day 1,123: Pocket Monster, Part 6.
So somewhere between Friday night’s adorable little fellow and yestereve’s ironclad beatstick lies this. Continue reading →
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Dragon-A-Day Online: Day 1,122: Pocket Monster, Part 5.
Belatedly, I realize that I didn’t even name it; I must be tireder than I thought I was. Continue reading →
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Dragon-A-Day Online: Day 1,111: Heavy Metal.
First, I decided I ought to draw a metallic dragon from D&D, because it seems too appropriate not to do it. Then, I discovered that Appreciate A Dragon Day exists. Continue reading →
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Dragon-A-Day Online: Day 1,080: Metal Heart.
So I played in that Pathfinder game I mentioned a day or two back. Yarga Midgaardsson and his merry metal band went on a journey to the Hidden Shrine of Tamoachan, converted to Pathfinder from 4th Edition D&D. Continue reading →
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Dragon-A-Day Online: Day 1,078: The New Hardness.
Yarga, draconic bard, or “… the title has to do with this musical movement [New German Hardness], as well as some Pentel 2H leads I got …” Continue reading →