This small, delicate true wyvern is found primarily in torrid tropical and subtropical regions, although it’s only really common in the forested slopes of large island and coastal volcanoes.  Its brilliant coloration becomes iridescent in direct sunlight or moonlight, giving the impression that the creature is aflame – a trait to which it owes its [...]

I envision the rest of this critter as somewhere between a moray eel and a tylosaurus in overall appearance. Subdued colors appropriate to a dolphin or other large aquatic animal. A long, slender, flexible body would aid the wyrm in moving through shallow or debris-strewn water. These creatures might well be found amongst sunken ship [...]

…is a crybaby.

This little guy came very close to being a dragon-shaped baseball, but I decided that I could tackle monster sports another day.

I ended up with an unexpected amount of time to kill this morning after getting up way too early on a Saturday, and I was having a lot of fun with this [...]

Nothin’ like drawing a highly evolved aerial killing machine pouncing on a massive hexapodal arch-predator to lighten one’s mood. I’ve got some background in mind for both varieties of scaled monstrosity, but that will have to wait for another occasion.