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Published: 2012-03-13 16:12:27 +0000 UTC; Views: 24102; Favourites: 1499; Downloads: 327
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Another quick doodle that turned into a Project. A naga lady that doesn't mind the occasional bird snack, but this one sings oh-so-pretty and they're so hard to come by underground anyways...Corel Painter, Wacom Intuos, and oh about a week? or so, in between other things.
Edit: Zomg, a DD! That was such an awesome thing to return to from my two week trip. Which is, incidentally, why I'm horribly late on answering all the comments. Sorry, I love you guys anyways!
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This is a piece like no other. I love it. VERY nice use of light, colors are mesmerizing
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I love the expression of conflict on her face!
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Awww, she is so gorgeous.
I wonder if she could use some company down there?
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Awesome artwork! Congratulations on the DD!
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Awesome! c: I've never seen anything like this before.
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Beautiful... but the crushed bird is disturbing too. Great job
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Female form of the word "naga" is "nagini"
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Nobody ever uses it though
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So? It's still the correct word.
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Just saying is all
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Okay? There are a lot of female forms of words that people don't use.
Leopardess
Tigress
dragoness
just to name a few.
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I use tigress and dragoness...
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Your one of the few that I know do. Granted the term "tigress" has gotten more known thanks to Kung Fu Panda, since the tiger character is a female and they call her Tigress. But few people refer to a female dragon as a dragoness. The majority just call them "dragons" or "queens". At least that's what I've come across. I also refer to my young female dragons as "dragonette" and my young male dragons as "dragonet". Since I believe "ette" is the French female dimitive.
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Thanks. I've never heard the words 'dragonette' and 'dragonet' before, though. I don't use dragoness and tigress often, mainly because I don't often use characters that I can use the term for.
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Really? Dragonet is fairly common among dragon fantasy novels. I found them on a website back when I was in what... eight grade, maybe seventh.
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wow! cool expresiΓ³n, wonderful colours, just wow!!!
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i luv how all the colors u used all blend together and make it more realistic 
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Nicely Done, I like the expression on her face
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I love this one, it looks like a draw from benjamin lacombe
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How can you call that a " quick doodle " ? This is full of awesome details
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Wow, she's cute in the same way faces of bugs are....and however, she's beautiful!
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Her face : Don't judge me, please.
You call this a doodle? Something wrong here. It's fantastic!
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i was reminded of the first time my kundalini rose....
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This humanoid snake reminds me of my character's daughter. Very well done in the making of this drawing, my friend. I'm sure that the lighting must have taken ages to master, heheh. I'm surprised that you've managed to have come up with this... It's very amazing. I love the humanoid details she has, along with her snake-like body. Oh, and the way she's got that.... fear in her eyes (at least I think it's fear), that's... that's marvelous. You've certainly managed to capture the emotion into the picture... Thank you for making this one. It reminds me of my character as well, as I've already said. His name is Symphrax.... a humanoid snake... Thank you very much for reminding me of my own character, as it inspires me to create more deviations based on said character. The lighting, as I've already said... that's incredible. Congratulations on this daily deviation. It was well-deserved! Bravo!
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Wow!
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