r/dragons • u/Ok_Drummer1452 • 20h ago
Art Watch the new episode, Machine in soccer ball!(art by me)
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r/dragons • u/Ok_Drummer1452 • 20h ago
Please enjoy and subscribe!
r/dragons • u/TheArtOfSiz • 11h ago
Hii! First time here! 🐉✨️
How to Train your Dragon; SizArts skins & Capes.
r/dragons • u/Leading-Tutor-365 • 6h ago
I'm looking for artwork of my original dragon character. He's an ancient dragon who looks imposing at first glance, but his personality completely subverts the typical "greedy evil dragon" stereotype.
He lives inside a castle that has been built directly into the side of a mountain, with the surrounding cave forming part of the architecture. Think carved stone halls, towering arches, glowing crystals, banners, libraries, treasure vaults, and natural rock blending seamlessly with elegant castle walls. The cave isn't dark and abandoned—it's warm, lived-in, and meticulously maintained.
He should look like a powerful, mature dragon rather than a monster.
Overall, he should radiate wisdom, confidence, and quiet authority rather than intimidation.
Even while sitting atop his treasure, he shouldn't look possessive.
Instead:
He should give off the impression of someone who genuinely enjoys preserving beautiful things.
His treasure isn't just piles of gold.
Include things like:
Everything should be organized.
Nothing is scattered randomly.
The treasure room should feel more like a museum than a messy hoard.
His home should look exceptionally clean.
Stone floors polished smooth.
No cobwebs.
No dust.
Neatly organized shelves.
Warm lighting from lanterns, fireplaces, or glowing crystals.
The environment should immediately communicate that someone takes immense pride in maintaining it.
Several kobolds live with him.
These aren't slaves—they're loyal subjects who genuinely care about their dragon ruler.
They should be shown:
Most importantly, they should look comfortable and happy around him.
Some may even be chatting with him or asking questions while they work.
He's less of a tyrant and more of a caring king.
Examples the artist could hint at:
The scale difference should emphasize how careful he is around creatures much smaller than himself.
One fun detail I'd love included:
Somewhere in the artwork, show evidence that he's in the middle of cleaning.
Ideas include:
He's the kind of dragon who can't ignore dirt.
If dust starts collecting, he gets visibly uncomfortable until everything is spotless again.
Rather than "fearsome dragon guarding treasure," I'd like the artwork to tell the story of a wise guardian who treasures history, cleanliness, and the well-being of those under his care.
He's still every bit as majestic and powerful as a legendary dragon, but his greatest strength isn't destroying kingdoms—it's protecting the home and community he's built.
The overall mood should be warm, peaceful, and inviting, while still conveying the awe that comes from standing in the presence of an ancient dragon. Anyone entering his cave-castle should immediately think, "This place has been loved and cared for over many centuries."
r/dragons • u/Supersaiajinblue2 • 5h ago
Like, any other young dragonets I've been around act totally normal. But this one fluffball orange dragonet I've looked after on occasion just acts weirdly. Like, he'll be on the couch grooming himself before he starts looking at his own tail for a few seconds before pouncing at it and just flopping on the floor and then going: "rraaeeæwhh!"
He'll also sometimes just hop onto my bed to just stare at me with his head tilted, for like minutes. Then without warning He'll lunge and nom at me. Trying to get my fingers, snout, ears, horns, side of my head. I'll tell him to stop, but he'll pull his head back and give me this sassy look as if he's saying: "The audacity."
Other times, he'll try and take my food(took half my pizza last month), knock stuff over like vases and such, or will sometimes just be laying on the ground all causally. Until he'll randomly just start pawing and kicking at the air going: "rraaeeæwhh!" Before stopping, getting up and drinking some water like nothing happened. Are some dragons just smooth brained?
r/dragons • u/thatFilmakerguy • 16h ago
r/dragons • u/Background_Panic8745 • 20h ago
Rosy maple moth looking ass. (Tw: moth picture on the last image)
r/dragons • u/FrostyBookFinder • 21h ago
The Dragon above is, Garnet, my friend told me to draw a dragon with more details and I made the background have more detail too. Also I drew this at school and had to do a lot of pauses. 😅
r/dragons • u/Sad_Article_4303 • 13h ago
I really got inspired by corals and now I am making this blue-themed design.
r/dragons • u/FrostyBookFinder • 21h ago
(had to repost)
Random fun little oc I made for memes.
I'll post more of him when I finally get an Apple pencil and get to draw for real (probably next yearrrr yahhhh)
I've been enjoying the subreddit so far and I love posting my art here, so thank you for reading my friend. May you get the power of Kiwi. 🥝
r/dragons • u/Warm_Low_4753 • 5h ago
This comic about monster girls came out a couple days ago! You can read it here
r/dragons • u/Sombra_Dragon • 18h ago
I have no idea how this joke came about or how my dragon got into this situation, but I find it hilarious.
A silly sticker made by the wonderful u/Andmesy
The golden dragon in the collar owned by me.
r/dragons • u/Lagarto_8000 • 16h ago
Well...since you all wanted me to keep making more Artfight Attack for Ryukiri, here it is...
Just a regular drawing of Mocha, nothing different...
(At least I live in a different dimension, so Ryukiri will never be able to catch me)
Actually...should I make a Wyven version of all the other Ryukiri OCs?
r/dragons • u/DayatoraRose • 17h ago
3 work in progresses!
r/dragons • u/Difficult-Show-2494 • 14h ago
Are these perfect? No. Do I like them? Yes. Will I do a FULL DRAGON FORM of them? YEEEEESSSSSSS (Well, just the portraits; can someone tell me what that would be called? Because these are anthropomorphic versions, how is it called the full animal versions?).
The day a new character of the series appears, I will do them as well... but I don't have high hopes of it happening
Should I ... should I send these to the author of the characters?.... I'm tempted but also so freaking nervous.
r/dragons • u/Hari-Creation888 • 11h ago
r/dragons • u/CraftyDragon13 • 14h ago
I decided to challenge myself and draw my oc from different angles. The first one turned out okay, but I don't like the shading, especially on the wings, and how the legs looked. The second one turned out better, and I even got carried away and added a background. The third drawing I did in paint pens a while later, but I included it so you could see what my oc looks like from a normal angle. My oc is named Skye btw. I'm writing a book about her.
r/dragons • u/LoveyDoveyDoodles • 14h ago
I've been practicing my dragons and I wanted to try and design one with two sets of wings. So this is what I came up with! It's mostly just s colored sketch, but I'm pretty happy with how it turned out!
r/dragons • u/BackForsaken5925 • 14h ago
Revenge on https://artfight.net/~Vyshchirka ! The character is called Lantern.
r/dragons • u/gadzooksaki • 16h ago
Attack/revenge on Galazkowa_art on artfight!