Dragon

by Valarie Connell

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Dragon

This is my first dragon, modeled by my iguana "Emerald". This is a wood burning done on Ponderosa Pine. The background was etched out with a dremel and color added with watercolors. All that needs to be done to it now is seal it. The pictures do not do this justice. The picture was etched out to look like it is in a frame. I hope you enjoy. Completely original and one of a kind.

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Art/Drawing Misc. Etching/Engraving Fantasy/Mythical dragon wood burning etching wood

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Gwen Lewis

Gwen Lewis 05 Sep 2007

A lovely piece of pyrography! I've never coloured mine, I must have a go. :) Gwen.

Valarie Connell
Artist Reply: Thanks again, Gwen!!! :) I think I saw something about coloring in a book and decided to do it my way. The sky behind the dragon is also etched out to make it look more 3D. It took a lot of work, but it was worth it! :)
Lawrence Hickman

Lawrence Hickman 14 May 2006

awsome work very well done....very cool

Valarie Connell
Artist Reply: Thank you so much!!!!
Nira Dabush

Nira Dabush 03 Apr 2006

Very creative and WELL DONE!!! Excellent work!!!

Valarie Connell
Artist Reply: Thank you so much! She was a lot of work ;)
Steve Farr

Steve Farr 24 Mar 2006

Hey, great "first dragon", Valarie!! I luv it! Dragons are one of my favorites, but I've been "dragon" my feet so far on creating them! LOL! Now you've inspired me to try!! Take care!!! ;-)

Valarie Connell
Artist Reply: Well, thank you Steve for such a wonderful compliment. Now "dragon" yourself over to your drawing table and start creating!! ;)
donald penwell

donald penwell 23 Mar 2006

nice pencel work great job new here would love it if you would veiw mine

Valarie Connell
Artist Reply: Thanks for the compliment. (Just a little side note, this is a wood burning there is no pencil.) But, thanks for stopping by, I will come check out your work shortly.