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Reposting from Etruscan’s post in January thread.
The Blooooo Male Dragon
My keyboard is broken. I keep pressing "Escape", but I'm still here.
WOWZA!!!!!!!!!!!! What a striking dragon!
Good luck all who enter.
Every act matters.No matter how small💞
(Wanted......Brimstone Lap)
Male Hearth....one day🤞Dream on.He is gorgeous!
Good luck to everyone entering!
Looking for:
"COSMIC SHIFT DRAGONS and KI-RINS" and the "OCTOPUS TANUKI TEST PAINT #1"Oh yeah, good point. We can’t assume that everyone knows the drill by now.
How to enter (quoting from Melody’s Blog post about the February 2018 Raffle):
If you haven’t already entered this raffle, and would like a chance to win “Blooo” send me an email with the words February 2018 raffle in the subject line. Include your real name, forum name, and address in the email. Send to: reptangle @gmail.com
I’ll pic a winner at the end of the month!
What a handsome dragon! Love the blue/orange color scheme. Very striking! Good luck to all who enter!
There has been confusion recently about the term “Forum Name” – this is an old term from the days when all we had was a Forum – not a full website!
Your “Forum Name” is your windstoneeditions.com registered “User Name”. We ask that those entered in the raffle be registered on our website and the User Name will be what we announce when we announce the winner. If you are not registered yet, there is a little “register” word at the top of the page toward the right. Sometimes it hides under a bright bar that prompts you to sign up for announcements – its underneath that bar – but you will want to sign up for announcements as well, because we have been announcing the current raffle and showing a picture of the prize that way!
To enter a raffle, email Melody at reptangle@gmail.com with the words February 2018 raffle in the subject line. Include your real name, user name, and your address in the email. Send to: reptangle@gmail.com
In case you haven’t read Melody’s description of this piece on her blog (which I hadn’t until today) it says this: “I tweaked the color in this pic with photoshop to approximate the intensity of his blueness, it is very difficult to photo!” And when I met the dragon in person – because its color shift paint – he looks a little different – but just as handsome – from other angles! He’s a very complex guy!
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