it will be alright, *there* *there*

Winter’s Chill - Part 3

BIG OLE CATFISH

Compared to the regular sized fish I make to the right! Still a work in progress but she's starting to come to life :)))

Showing off the Arapaima I made! (Pattern also made by me)

dragons in the future

selective breeding and novelty science of winged lizards goes a little too far and then when they escape they continue evolving

futuristic megacities trying to safeguard themselves against dragons which might come along hoping to find a snack

huge flocks of dragons flying south for the winter

Zoos putting wire mesh over the top of their enclosures to keep dragons from swooping in and stealing their animals - and finding that even that isn’t enough.

The impact of introducing a major new predator into the wild, and how the ecosystem rebalances itself around them (or doesn’t).

They never stop aging - they only get bigger. Geneticists try to make humans immortal by isolating the genes that control the dragons’ growth and implanting them into humans, with disastrous results.

SPACE DRAGONS. IN SPACE. Nobody knows what they eat, how they breathe or how they survive, but they’re a threat to the newly-developed interplanetary passenger shuttles.

Tamed dragons used by police and military forces. Dragons that are sent in with military forces because who wants to fight a dragon. 

Dragons that steal computers and adapt to using technology.

Urban Outfitting

For those looking to design Inuit-inspired streetwear for the Korra-era and beyond settings. The outfits shown are from the wonderful Inuit-owned brand, Victoria's Arctic Fashion.

dragons in the future

selective breeding and novelty science of winged lizards goes a little too far and then when they escape they continue evolving

futuristic megacities trying to safeguard themselves against dragons which might come along hoping to find a snack

huge flocks of dragons flying south for the winter

Zoos putting wire mesh over the top of their enclosures to keep dragons from swooping in and stealing their animals - and finding that even that isn’t enough.

The impact of introducing a major new predator into the wild, and how the ecosystem rebalances itself around them (or doesn’t).

They never stop aging - they only get bigger. Geneticists try to make humans immortal by isolating the genes that control the dragons’ growth and implanting them into humans, with disastrous results.

SPACE DRAGONS. IN SPACE. Nobody knows what they eat, how they breathe or how they survive, but they’re a threat to the newly-developed interplanetary passenger shuttles.

Tamed dragons used by police and military forces. Dragons that are sent in with military forces because who wants to fight a dragon. 

Dragons that steal computers and adapt to using technology.