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Melody,
I was just thinking how cute you could get a young dragon in a playful stance like the crouching griff chick and wondered if you had ever thought about doing/trying it. I think it would be adorable. 🙂While hiding somewhere in my head I'm on the lookout for white oriental dragons! Please let me know if you know of any available. Thank you!
I had asked about that before and I think others before me had mentioned it too but I don’t think mine that was posted was ever answered so I am still wondering too.
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Melody,
I was just thinking how cute you could get a young dragon in a playful stance like the crouching griff chick and wondered if you had ever thought about doing/trying it. I think it would be adorable. 🙂Yep. I’ve got a concept sketch somewhere. If I can find it, I’ll post it on the blog.
After a bit of searching I found a similar discussion in 2007, though then it was being called a crouching fledgling as a counterpart to the sitting fledgling – “The poses of the sitting fledgling and griffin chick are so similar; it would be neat to have a fledgling to match the crouching chick.”
I found Melody’s response very interesting:
“AHH…you have noticed that I often do several “species” of creature off of the same concept sketch!
I used the female griffin pose for the old warrior,the lap and the cement dragon we haven’t made yet, because I thought we would never do the fem. griffin..
I used the hippocampus pose for the pyo griffin, which was originally the flion sketch;
-The crouching griffin concept sketch was the one I used for the young oriental dragon, since I thought we would never use it for a griffin chick.(The dragon did end up looking totally different though, since the belly of an oriental Dragon doesn’t drag.)
-The fledgling pose was taken from the first drawing of the sitting griffin chick I did.It doesn’t matter really, each one is itself, even if they were derived from the same piece of paper!
Yes, I could do a crouching fledgling. Be happy to. May I have a long life!”
If you prefer to read the whole thing, this is the thread:
http://windstoneeditions.com/forum/crouching-fledgling
Back in 2007 somebody also suggested a dragon curled up on its back and playing with its tail, which would be very cute. 🙂
I’ve only just come across these amazing dragons today and I am already addicted! The concept of dragons in more playful positions would be very cute!
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