I just decided to come up with a new species of marine dragon - so ta da! Here's Drazel, a Korbaris Marine Dragon in his Anthropomorphic form on land with the tendril of a rare Dual-Wire-tailed Faerie Butterfly tangled around one of his claws. I decided to throw in a couple of gill slits across his neck and snout, and give him a crocodilian face with a couple of frills as well.

The one thing about the Korbaris species is their plastron-like breast plates around the underbelly region that contort and stretch according to the dragon's posture to promote greater flexibility, particular during hunting. Frills extend only up until the tail joint near the hip bone, and the tip of the tail tapers off into a glowing, lure-like design that can be used to attract fish and even wandering Crustaceans for a potential meal. Only males of this species exhibit a long spiky frill across under the jaw, whilst females typically have lesser frills or none at all. Luminescent dots (not shown here) are often spotted running across the length of the body of both genders, but are only prominent once a hatchling has reached the juvenile stage. :)

I understand there are a few mistakes in the lineart, but I'm working to improve - so let me know if anything else is wrong. I know he looks like he's 'floating' in this picture, but I'm planning on adding in a background much later when I have enough free time to color him someday.