#dragon teeth

[softcatmemoirs]

dragon biters dragon teeth dragon fangs dragon chompers dragon ivory towers

amazing icon done by the teeth person @snapdrake

[unsubtle-oddities]

reading michael crichton novels is fun because every so often he gets distracting talking about computers, and how the characters are using a particular computer, and what it does, and how exactly that happens, and how it interacts with other computers, and that’s nice, Michael! what about the volcano that was about to explode

[myclutteredbookshelf]

I'm heading to Sault Ste. Marie for my best friend's wedding next month. Traveling to and from will result in approximately 10 hours of driving, so I'm thinking of borrowing one or two library audiobooks for the drive.

These are the titles that my traveling crew and I have expressed interest in, so I'd appreciate any help in narrowing down our options.

Please reblog for a larger sample size.

[litandlifequotes]

You must first learn patience, if you wish to learn anything at all.

Dragon Teeth by Michael Crichton

[scarlettwolf24]

Sparkle Dragon Badge! 

[taiwantalk]

whether dragon teeth is effective or not, it's really relative to military forces on either side of the dragon teeth.

without hyping war efforts, the reality of defensive lines that russians had installed on the mostly flat geography of southern ukraine (land bridge for russians), is going to backfire or become the modern day russian maginot lines.

think of the defenses as russians caging themselves. russians won't be able to maneuver freely and cannot launch assaults through their own defenses.

once ukraine is able to clear enough mines like cutting various paths thrugh the minefields, the defensive lines become favorable for ukrainian forces. and the russian trenches turn into wack-a-mole hunt.

here, a physical obstacle is only as good as who is hunting who. and the trenches become walls against russians. trenches might work for those who set a trap for ambush but the trenches become a mouse trap when russians don't have enough units or supplies.

for sure, it'd be unimaginably suicidal for russians to surround themselves with obstacles so much that russians cannot retreat. and so presumably, russians have a map or left intuitive signs for themselves to navigate through their own defensive obstacles.

all these will become apparent when winter comes. russians in the trenches will have to avoid getting soaking wet and turned into popsicles. russians will consume lots of vodka like last winter. russians will be sleep deprived.

[dracl-dragon]

Smaugust day two: Teeth

I was gonna do something different, then didn't like how it looked so i ended up with this

I used pics of wolf teeth as a reference :)

Prompt list by @pencilcat

[rachaelmayo]

This is Sunspot, from the Dragons of the Spheres series. It was done in 2003 or 2004, I think. I cut off the original signature and the metadata has changed as I've upgraded my computers over the years.

I made this with Prismacolor pencils over India ink and an acrylic wash. I don't often do fiery warm colors, so this was a delightful challenge to my usual cool-hued aesthetic.

[satans--waifu]

Did a little lighting test and sketchover today

Also, i‘m finally on blender 4.0 and look at how fucking crisp the shadows are!!!!

[classical-bluess]

'you should smile more'

[cdchyld]

Just added to the Vintage shop!

~ "Dragon Teeth" by Zoral and Elga Coberly (1967)

[miloillustrates]

I love drawing teef 👀

[supine-ly]

this is my first time drawing Piper is it obvious

[blueskittlesart]

was hit with a sudden flash of inspo so. half-dragon zelda again

[glassphinix]

dont ask how or why snapchat would exist in hyrule

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