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Telegram sticker group: Noodle Dragon!
Another batch of Telegram stickers I drew for myself recently. I can't claim credit for the idea here, this sort of segmented multi-sticker idea is something I've seen other people do but I decided I wanted to do one for myself. Of course being fully modular I can do fun things like forget the paws and make myself a snek, or have way too many paws, or just make myself insanely long if I'm looking for a reason to get myself banned from public chats for sticker spam or something...
I am a western dragon first and foremost, but I do like the idea and look of myself as a noodle dragon too. Something about those big graspy paws and the sleek, elegant form appeals. ^^
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I am a western dragon first and foremost, but I do like the idea and look of myself as a noodle dragon too. Something about those big graspy paws and the sleek, elegant form appeals. ^^
Posted using PostyBirb
Category Artwork (Digital) / General Furry Art
Species Eastern Dragon
Size 528 x 2788px
File Size 582.2 kB
Teehee XD
Honestly yeah, I've tweaked some features of even my normal form to be just a little more eastern, and I think it is sort of a way of coping with or adapting to my experience in Shanghai. Not so much leaving a piece of myself there but bringing a bit of there back home with me. I am not defined by what I lived through there, but it's a part of my life now and was a major event, so there's a feeling of rightness in embracing that and making it part of who I am, rather than trying to pretend I haven't been changed a little by it. :)
Honestly yeah, I've tweaked some features of even my normal form to be just a little more eastern, and I think it is sort of a way of coping with or adapting to my experience in Shanghai. Not so much leaving a piece of myself there but bringing a bit of there back home with me. I am not defined by what I lived through there, but it's a part of my life now and was a major event, so there's a feeling of rightness in embracing that and making it part of who I am, rather than trying to pretend I haven't been changed a little by it. :)
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