Jean Coul

This guy’s and example of their dragonish eyes, and he has spikes on his neck. Notice I draw Star Wars clone trooper dragons a lot. This dragon was one of my first experiments with shading (which took a while, even though all I was doing was tracing a picture)

@elfwing Dragonman art

@maryg3 Your WIPs all sound so interesting! I would love to hear more about them!

Hmm…what has driven my desire to write? Perhaps it’s to get the stories out of my head onto paper, or maybe because writing is like breathing, and I can’t live without. Maybe it’s after I realised that my writing could make others feel things, and I want to do…[Read more]

@godlyfantasy12 You’re looking at someone who, a) doesn’t write Christian fantasy, b) doesn’t think about themes.

Back in the day I thought I had to write a ton of Christian stuff into my stories, like a direct allegory, preaching, the Gospel, etc. I’ve since learned.

Y’know, when he started Narnia, Lewis actually didn’t intend to have it be…[Read more]

@godlyfantasy12

Eyyy, that looks AMAZING, girl!!! *claps* *throws confetti everywhere* Congrats on getting your blog up and running, that’s a huge accomplishment!!! 😀 😀 😀

@godlyfantasy12 Ay, it looks awesome!

@godlyfantasy12 It looks great! Congratulations! I’m so excited for you 🙂

@elfwing Ha! Those fit together perfectly……Hunterclaw’s mention of the other cat, Heather’s shying away, and Lyn and Ara’s conversation all combine seamlessly.

@e-k-seaver So sorry, I see it now.

@maryg3 Ay, welcome to the forum! I’m Linyang, though most here call me Lin! Glad to have you here!

Yes, short stories are very fun! I’ve been writing more of them lately myself, they really do wonders for exercises.

What is the premise of your current work in progress?

Also, do you like pineapple on pizza?

Lovely to have you here! Hope to see…[Read more]

@joy-caroline

I just saw how long my post was after I posted it, (sorry about that).

@joy-caroline

Aw, well thank you; yes I totally get what you mean because yes, we are in very similar situations with our novels, and even though we take (or try to take) breaks from our novels, there’s just no way possible to forget about them. In fact, even when I take a short break now and then, the characters still follow me around and just…[Read more]

“That Echopelt.” Hunterclaw shook his head, smiling and thinking of the cyborg cat’s (rational) fear of water. He jumped up beside his mate and looked around at the mountains surrounding their current camp. “Say, what’s that over there? It looks like a cat!”

That’s my last few sentences.

I drew this one a while back ago. He was from a fanfic I wrote about a video game, but instead of being humans the characters were dragonmen. So that’s why it says “Championship of the Dragons” above his name.

@elfwing Sounds awesome! I like the deer person idea, too. My characters have catlike eyes too, but only when they’re angry or scared or in bright light. Their eyes look normal otherwise. Their canine teeth are also really sharp, and some of them have retractable fangs behind their human teeth. The sea variety has gills and bioluminescent areas on…[Read more]

@elfwing Cool! Cats and dragons seem to be my favorite characters to combine with humans. The creatures always have completely human faces (no scales, and no fur unless it’s facial hair), but they can have cat ears. Their bodies are usually covered in fur or scales (but they usually still wear clothes for some reason), and they have tails, and…[Read more]

@joy-caroline Awesome!

@precious-y Hi, welcome! Nice to meet you!

@elfwing Your stories sound super cool!