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The idea of this wasn't that I dislike drawing other kinds of dragons, I'm just very fond of my silly asshole dragon, Larsel :D
I've always loved dinosaurs and dragons, and I've always wanted my own dragon characters. (Or at the very least, lizard-like characters who can breathe fire.) I wanted them to be special to me, and when I design a character, I focus on what I want rather than sticking to a certain genre or seeing what other people's characters are like.
I don't draw my dragons very often, because I have dozens of other characters, and I can't devote the same amount of time to all of them. (And I don't have a proper story for them yet either...) But I'm hoping to be able to introduce all of my characters in the future. Maybe I have drawn my dragons the least so far, so I’m making progress with this post too :)
I've always loved dinosaurs and dragons, and I've always wanted my own dragon characters. (Or at the very least, lizard-like characters who can breathe fire.) I wanted them to be special to me, and when I design a character, I focus on what I want rather than sticking to a certain genre or seeing what other people's characters are like.
I don't draw my dragons very often, because I have dozens of other characters, and I can't devote the same amount of time to all of them. (And I don't have a proper story for them yet either...) But I'm hoping to be able to introduce all of my characters in the future. Maybe I have drawn my dragons the least so far, so I’m making progress with this post too :)
Category Artwork (Digital) / Comics
Species Dragon (Other)
Size 1200 x 3200px
File Size 1.49 MB
I have already drawn a design for a dragon with such an attitude who collects books. :)
https://www.furaffinity.net/view/42300633/
https://www.furaffinity.net/view/42300633/
Whenever I imagine my persona in his 'horde room', it's nothing like the traditional 'stuff all over the floor in piles' concept.
It's sorted and in chests on neat shelves built into the walls with defensive wards drawn on them. All the non coin treasure... swords, armor, paintings and the like... are displayed as they would be in a museum, each with their own wall section or rack or mount polished and sharpened and cleaned. A veritable horde of kobolds and other attendant type creatures are around, cleaning, patrolling and keeping inventory on everything; though of course I already *know* everythings location and value. There's an archive room as well, where notes are kept on the constant inventory that also serves as a sort of failsafe. Every item written in the registry can be summoned back to its place by simply locating it in the files and reading the inscription, preventing anyone from stealing anything. Loans require a low level ritual to unbind the items from the registry so they don't get randomly summoned back by the kobolds, and even then an unpaid loan can result in the ritual expiring and everything returning itself.
It's sorted and in chests on neat shelves built into the walls with defensive wards drawn on them. All the non coin treasure... swords, armor, paintings and the like... are displayed as they would be in a museum, each with their own wall section or rack or mount polished and sharpened and cleaned. A veritable horde of kobolds and other attendant type creatures are around, cleaning, patrolling and keeping inventory on everything; though of course I already *know* everythings location and value. There's an archive room as well, where notes are kept on the constant inventory that also serves as a sort of failsafe. Every item written in the registry can be summoned back to its place by simply locating it in the files and reading the inscription, preventing anyone from stealing anything. Loans require a low level ritual to unbind the items from the registry so they don't get randomly summoned back by the kobolds, and even then an unpaid loan can result in the ritual expiring and everything returning itself.
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