Page 8 of 9 Introduction The imagination is sparked by fantasy. Fantasy stories are based on classic mythology and fairy tales, and they often tackle real-world issues in an otherworldly context. While fantasy stories take us to other realms, they also enlighten us about our own. They may also be a great method to pass the time and find a creative outlet via things that do not exist in this boring world. If you've picked up this book, you're probably a creative person who enjoys art and fantastical settingsâand, most importantly, fantasy animals! Why not join us on a fantastical art adventure? This book will serve as your study guide as we accompany our buddy Paki on his quest to uncover some wonderful species in their native habitats. The terrain is alive with exotic species, from animals that soar through the air to terrifying behemoths that lurk under the water. We'll build a record of these interesting animals, sketching and taking notes to figure out what makes them tick.
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Please leave a remark by clicking on the picture. I was drawing some fish when my friend asked me to draw him a dragon, and I was like alright but don't be staring at me, I can't draw under pressure, and so I had a really hard time coming up with what it was going to look like, I made a line and then erased it, made another one and erased it as well, and so on, I had no idea where to start, but finally I decided to start with a dragon. In the end, this is the result of plain boredom. a dragon sketch
