BUT WAIT THERE'S MORE
Because of the way I drew them (8 A4 sheets divided by four into A6 pieces), there were 32 images overally.
A large, old and regularly renewed painting on an outcrop of thick-layered sandstone, depicting a popular deity of the striped imps in its centre, a coiled dragon with four sets of limbs that represent the four elements of the world: water, ground, land surface and air. Worshipping dragons as gods isn't that far from the truth, as the dragons are the residues of the gods themselves, which had seeded life on Loma billions of years ago and moved on. They are highly-magical, immortal beings with a generally worm-like shape and traits of vastly different phyla, each individual having an unique appearance. As the dragons stay out of mortal affairs, preferring to dwell in the skies or the sea, they are very rarely seen, much less interacted with.
Other images around the dragon god are stylized depictions of landscapes, plants and animals, the half-living tree (another important symbol) and various tales that were written down. Since imps rarely have a written language, the tales are more akin to comic strips.