Showing posts with label fiery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fiery. Show all posts

Saturday, April 3, 2021

Elemental Unicorns pt.2

Water Unicorn
Medium: digital painting



Then everything changed when the fire unicorns attacked.
 
Fire Unicorn
Medium: digital painting

Monday, April 25, 2016

Wednesday, February 3, 2016

Fire Dragon

Pyro Dragon
Medium: digital painting


With tempers as fiery as their scales, Pyro Dragons live only in the hottest areas of the world. Many are found around volcanoes, both tropical and desert. These dragons are known for being easily enraged, and when angry, they don't hesitate to unleash their flame. They produce flame from glands in the mouth which secrete flammable chemicals. These glands are constantly working, supplying Pyros with seemingly infinite firepower. They are large dragons, about the size of elephants. Their hard scales provide excellent armor. The fleshy growths on their necks, backs, and tails have a dual purpose: Pyros use them to steer while flying, as well as to test temperatures.

Pyros are very sensitive to cold. It's said to be one of their few weaknesses. If the temperature around them gets too cold, they are known to ignite the ground around them and to bathe rocks in flame to create heat. If Pyros loose too much heat to their surroundings, they become lethargic and will eventually fall into a deep sleep, sometimes for centuries. Many cultures have legends that tell of slumbering Pyros beneath volcanoes.

These dragons, like many other species, also enjoy collecting shiny objects. Males will often decorate their lairs with treasures stolen from nearby humans in order to attract a female. Some humans have been able to appease a Pyro dragon by offering them gold, silver, or precious jewels. Pyro dragons generally live in pairs of one male and one female. They breed every few years, laying a single egg. The parent dragons build a nest of stones around the egg and bathe the stones in fire. Thus the egg itself is not directly exposed to the flames, but is still kept at a very high temperature. Like crocodiles, the temperature of the egg determines the gender of the baby inside. A hot temperature ensures a male dragon, and a cooler temperature ensures a female.


Tuesday, May 19, 2015

Saturday, November 29, 2014

Scholastic Art Contest Golden Key Winner

Fox Fire
Medium: digital painting

An entry for the Scholastic Art. Write. Now. contest.

UPDATE: This piece won regionals (Golden Key) and is going on to nationals!


Not Deer

  Spookable Medium: digital painting "...and then it stood on its hind legs."