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OneWing
May I first that that I very much enjoy the introduction of your clan's lore? In prompting an Invocation of the Muse, it so easily sets the stage for an Epic surrounding your clan. I think that's an excellent, and underused, introduction to a lore clan. I'm absolutely smitten with the idea.
I've reviewed your lair before, as I recall some of your dragons (also, I found some of my comments, too. So, I'll be picking different dragons as best I can~). That said, I never mind looking through your lovely lair. It's only grown since I last saw it. As always, you've done an excellent job.
An elegant boy with a curious name, Seagull drew my eye with his chilled colors and exceptionally wintery apparel. His personality and his apparel were an instant hit in my eyes. They're befitting of a pensive, observant, type. He carries an elegance about him, a sense of a somber winter's night, that lends well to his character and theming. It's reminiscent of quiet, reflective moments alone with your own thoughts-- moonlight on fresh snow can invoke a similar feeling as laying awake alone. He seems to carry it with him. I do hope that dear Seagull finds a way to ease his aching heart, such a handsome dragon deserves to find rest and peace within himself.
Esther, officially, has the best title in all the land. I hope her business cards label her as Pixie Protector... if a PC would have a business card. In theory, it sounds like an excellent career path. I hope they bring her a sense of purpose. ;; u;; She matches the sweet little creatures perfectly. Her twilight colors are lovely and rich at baseline, but the subtle addition of her Wisteria smoke and her Starstranded accent just tie her up in the neatest package. In otherwise cool colors, the subtle pinks she carries bring a sense of quiet warmth. For a perfect, pixie, paladin... I think she's on point.
In my experience traveling and viewing many a lair, I so rarely see a dragon that can successfully wear the Leafy Seadragon accent so perfectly as Serfontaine. I am not entirely sure as to what a Harvest Dancer does, but I am surely invested, just by the name. She brought to mind the image of wind rustling golden wheat in the sun against a clear sky. Serfontaine is the exact moment when you can see the sun glint off the moving grain. Her unique colors bring forth such an interesting image in my mind's eye-- I haven't seen many dragons with her coloration. That fact brought a smile to my face. I simply cannot wait to see what you do with this, lovely, golden, girl.
In a similar vain as Serfontaine, Tamlin's color scheme is not one that I see very often. That said, it works effectively and just about perfectly. Now, the winning factor on this Fae has to be the addition of the rich reds in his apparel. Sanddollar Glimmer is stunning at baseline, but I'm floored. Everything is tied together in his appearance. The Red brings interest, Overcast/Steel becomes his base, but the Sanddollar grounds him and gives him little pinpoints of neutral light between such wonderful, muted tones. The Haunted Flame set is under-utilized all around... but your blending of other pieces of apparel-- mixing the set was expertly done. 10/10
Christmas Past, the accent, is stunning. I've always been a fan. Erzsebet wears it like she was made for it. Deep Red/Gold combination is a winner no matter what, but the light golden glow that she wears just leaves me starry-eyed. The addition of the Haunted Flame cloak only adds to her surprisingly starry appearance. Once again, I am uncertain as to what a Holly Witch does as a job,
but I think it has a lovely ring to it and, again, I am more than excited to eventually read the lore of a seeming kind of curse master. I think she's lovely and you have done a stellar job with Erzsebet. ; u;
Until next time, OneWing. I'll look forward to seeing your lair and dragons again in the future! Thank you for sharing your excellent sense of color and design~
