NecroDragonArt

Is that the scent of burning leaves? Or perhaps it's the breath of the dragon... Original painting created with paint markers on mixed media stock.

Acrylic paint on A2 bristol board. Thought I would try and rework an old piece depicting the 'morvarg' from my world-building. They appear as supernatural wolves but think of them as over-zealous psychopomps: dragging rather than guiding souls to the afterworld...

'The black dragon breathed its eerie flame into the night sky, casting a light that only emphasised the darkness.' Original rendered in acrylic paints on A3 mixed media stock.

It's green, it's a dragon and it's breathing fire... the result of me having some more fun with my acrylic paints. One day I should use a larger canvas so I can fit a whole dragon on... Acrylics on A3 mixed media stock.

"One by one the fires of the distant watchtowers fell dark and we knew, the passage through the mountains was lost to us" A shadowy dragon painted in the Procreate app.

A dark dragon takes wing through his turbulent skies. Digital painting reworking one of my acrylic paintings where I'd run out of space on the canvas!

Some dragons hoard gold and treasure. This one hoards the bones of his vanquished foes... Drawn and inked by hand, coloured digitally.

Not the happiest of kitties, here! Original painted in acrylics on A4 mixed media stock.

One can't help but feel they're talking about us. Are your ears burning?... Acrylic painting on A4 mixed media stock.

Burning embers in the dark. Digital painting.

Pencils on A3 black paper. Some artistic licence involved here, but I had fun drawing this smilodon-esque beastie.

Careful about shining a light into that darkness, there's no knowing what it may reveal... Digital painting.

Play bow! Original is an acrylic painting on A3 mixed media paper.

Portrait of a green dragon. Why? Because dragons. Not sure how comfortable I'd feel with this one leaning in for a closer look though. Original painting in acrylics on A3 mixed media stock.

Acrylic painting on mixed media paper, colour scheme inspired by cave paintings: iron oxide, carbon black, chalk white.

Ah what beautiful music the children of the night do make... Original is acrylic painting on black heavyweight paper.

Technically it was a golden eagle but I fancied this palette that day. Original piece was hand painted with watercolours and pigment inks.

...because they're not all pure as driven snow. Acrylic ink and paint on A3 mixed media paper.

I do like irises. And thought maybe I could paint something that wasn't a dragon. Or a skull. or a monster. So here, have some flowers =) Original painted with acrylic paint on A4 grey toned mixed media stock.

Series of colour studies of a caracal skull in acrylic paint on canvas paper.

Bad news at the best of times. Original rendered in pen, ink, acrylic inks and spray paints.

'Dark wings, dark words' as the words from a certain series of novels goes. Original rendered in acrylic paints and inks on ceramic canvas.

Not sure this one is too friendly... Pen and ink and Posca paint markers. Tidied digitally. Aaaand I've totally failed at titles.

A particularly colourful sort of a tiger, this. Watercolour and pigment ink original painting.

Sorry. Awful attempt at a pun. I will go hang my head in shame... Acrylic ink, acrylic paint, glitter on canvas paper.

Original painted using Airbrush and acrylic paints on ~65x25cm mixed media support., then made a wall hanging currently on display at Savannah Ink Tattoos in Essex =) Meanwhile please enjoy this slightly doctored in Photoshop version!

Muntjac deer with some random feathery stuff and things happening. Pencils on black paper, chewed over in Photoshop.

Beware those frosty lights on cold, dark winter nights... Original painted with pigment ink markers, followed by a little digital tidy up.

Or maybe they're not in opposition at all - maybe death and violence go hand in hand? Acrylic inks and paint on A3 canvas paper.

They don't call it a 'blood moon' for nothing... Original hand drawing painted with pigment inks, then run through Photoshop.

Pen and ink.

Unicorn and pegasus.. it doesn't get more magical than this.

She's (un)dead and loving it. Original painted in watercolours with a lot of black ink rocked over the top of it.

It's a fox skull.. and it's red. Yeah. I think that just about covers it... Prismacolor pencils on black paper, with a little help from Photoshop.

Original is painted in acrylic inks and watercolour marker.

This chap here's done in pen, then shaded with one of those chinese ink sticks via a brush pen filled with water. Then coloured in Photoshop. In truth I prefer western to eastern dragons, so I put my own twist on the usual look.