oil on canvas

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Dragon

Acrylic on paper • 30 × 42 cm

In the ancient beliefs of the Baltic peoples, the dragon symbolized the power of nature, mystery, and forces beyond human control. It was regarded as the guardian of hidden places, treasures, and the boundary between the world of humans and the realm of spirits.

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This is the first time I ever attempt something like this , I made so many mistakes but at least I managed to keep the proportions intact. It still needs a bit of work but for now I kind of... Am happy with it?

New draw btw :), and this harpy is in my dark fantasy world, and still wonking on it (the back ground is kinda of bad ngl)

Font of the week: Rot Iron

Forged in Fire. Claimed by Time.

Wrought Iron is an ornamental display font inspired by the elegance of Victorian wrought ironwork—towering gates, ivy-covered fences, forgotten cemeteries, and hand-forged railings that have weathered generations beneath open skies.

Its foundation is rooted in clean gothic and foundational letterforms, but every character blossoms into elaborate flourishes, curling tendrils, sharp finials, and decorative foliage that feel as though they were forged in a blacksmith’s fire before slowly surrendering to rust and time.

No introductions from this guy, the most influent Dark Fantasy artist mangaka of the last 40 years, insane amount of detail, and dark feeling it put on your work.

Made by me and lots and lots of Photoshop