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Frost and Fire MAG
This is actually a mixture of ink and colored pencil. Please note this piece is a two-part work of art, the second part is a poem, (also titled Frost and Fire) I'll try to have a link up ASAP.
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Question: Who is seriously jealous of your art skillz and imagination?
Answer: Me!!!!!!!!!!!!
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LOVE IT!!!
The red is actually a phoenix, not a dragon. xD I'm sorry, I'm picky.
This poem is actually a tattoo design for both myself and a very close friend of mine. The chain has alot to do with that friendship. It actually also goes with a poem called "Frost and Fire" also, you can look it up in the advanced search if you'd like. Just search my username and for written articles, it should come right up.
The last two lines of that poem are the words that are etched in underneath the dragon and phoenix in the drawing, "The dragon shields the phoenix young / until it is reborn".
I really invite you to read the poem and comment back what you think. I'd love to hear it. :3
Beautiful. I'm not sure which dragon i like better, the red one is beautiful and elegant, where the blue one is cold and sharp but bold. why is there a chain in between them?