I approached her with caution, she didn't seem hostile. Then I saw that she looked a bit flustered.
I came nearer and saw the two eggs she guarded. One of them very big, twice the size of an ostrich egg, with muted colors. I wonder weather there are dragon species who, like cuckoos, put their eggs in other peoples' nests. Perhaps that's why she looked so upset!
The other one, smaller, somehow looked a lot more like HER egg, I thought. And it was hatching!
I slowly backed away after a while, not wanting to disturb her. I'll go back tomorrow to see if the offspring is out:)
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23 comments:
I wish I had an imagination that overflows like that. Wonderful!
Oh Andrea...your muse is having off-spring? All of this color is popping out everywhere! I wonder, though, if maybe the other egg...the large one is really a gift from your muse and the little one is 'another muse' there to help out. Either way, it looks like you have some nurturing to do there!
Wow! These watercolors really inspire me to give this medium a shake again. Also, I keep wanting to be a little dot in the corner of the page to be there observing closer all which is going on and happening in these paintings. I see so much, the more I look!
Love the colors...who wouldn't, right? Of course, I also love the story you are weaving here.
Thanks so much!
Ah look at her big saucer eyes. She does look a bit confused doesnt she.. Poor dear. Lovely colors here. Spring is busting out all over...
Oh, these are great, I love the close up with the green eggs and those eggs are beautiful....would like them for Easter!
I love that phrase: mountain stream of my overflowing imagination. These are just gorgeous watercolors. You are now a master of the medium I pronounce.! I esp love the two eggs.
What a fun story and so colorful too. I am excited for new birth...reminds of spring and grandchildren. (oh I miss mine haven't seen them in a month!!!! sent hints to daughter...hoping)...your colorful dragons are great fun. Do love those huge green eyes!!!!!
Many thanks Andrea for your comment. I really love these water colors. You seem to surrender to your imagination and I admire you. Sunny Side
Lucky you to caught this special moment!
Wonderful dragon! wonderful paintings! Wonderful imagination!
another sweet little critter, and a new hatchling, i will defintiely be back tomorrow to see what it is....
Dave, thanks so much for your visit, I guess you have this imagination too, looking at what you did with your eyes shut:)
Kim, thanks so much for talking about the muse here. I think, mine really is the dragon at the moment, a female dragon:)
Cris, thanks for your sweet comment, saucer eyes:) In spring people get those eyes...
Artist unplugged, oh yes, we are already thinking of Easter here too, cause that is when the Duffodils blossom (often)...
Suki, wow, thanks that is a compliment wow. But I feel humble when I'm painting with watercolor, not really like a master:) (or is a master humble?)
Lynn, yes I guess spring is in us now, eggs are hatching, ideas too!
Anonymous? hmmm, who may you be?:)
Marianne, thanks so much for your visit! The dragons seem to be what we need, Glücksdrachen, they are!
Soulbrush, thanks for visiting and yes come back tomorrow (which is today:) IT is waiting for visitors!
I love your 2 eggs, they are candy
Ah, a dragon lover cataloging their habits and reproduction...in a very lovely fashion I might add. Delightful!
Flo:) Candy dragon eggs, Yess! :)
Tammy, thanks so much for stopping by, I haven't thought about that yet, but I think you are right, I definitely am a dragon lover, - can only see them early in the morning though....:)
Hello Andrea,
Thanks for the great wishes for my daughters birthday, she was so happy with them.
I'm glad I've got to know your work. So full of humour, fun and pleasure. Great!
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