#phoenix bird

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Birb

[please-and-no-thank-you]

Fan art of Slash and his little bird friend

Slash belongs to @itsxroxannex

[m00nb04rd5]

Do a Cure Scarlet Moodboard!

Towa Akagi/Cure Scarlet (Go Princess Precure)

[norxaki]

They'll come soon

I keep waiting, and I wait

Won't somebody save me?

And if you're feeling lucky

Come and take me home

[nightingale2004]

Ladies and gentlemen of the GOT and HOTD FANDOM.

What if the Targaryens weren't the only house riding a creature of flesh and fire?

What if there was another house? A house that rode the fire birds or as they would call them, the Phoenix?

Let me introduce you all to them.

House Phyrrus

The house of Fire and Gold

Located in the far desert lands far from the kingdoms of Westeros, protected by ancient magic and the mighty Phoenix riders.

The Pyrrhus family did not come from noble beginnings, but they built their empire from the ashes of their former oppressors and were gifted for it by the gods with Phoenix eggs. Each one for every member of the Phyrrus family. But the eggs were not the only gift the gods gave them, but they granted the special abilities of the Phoenix to the women of the Phyrrus family.

The Phyrrus house made contact with the dragonlords of Old Valyria and even formed an alliance with them, but what they couldn't predict was that their choice would be their gravest mistake.

That choice started peacefully, but then, as time went by, deception, betrayal, humiliation, and grief found their way to the Phyrrus family. Then, when the doom of Valyria came, the Phyrrus family made their escape back home and hid themselves with magic and their history with the Targaryens and other ancient houses that survived, faded into rumor and fairytales.

The Phyrrus family continues to protect their kingdom and their Phoenix’s. But they never reveal themselves to the outside world again, but they are kept up to date with all the events that happen in Westeros and keep their traditions alive.

(Enjoy)

[linversearts]

Okay, okay, I think I have finally nailed the design on my dark Phoenix!

[loonabeeee]

Here's an illustrated comic I made for class over the summer!!! There's still more to the story so I might add more to it one day but I'm hoping eventually I can turn it into an animated short story! (((Ignore the scribbles at the bottom of the title page I was covering up my legal name!!!!)))

[theancientwayoflife]

~ Phoenix Bird Form Plaque, one of a pair.

Date: 1st century B.C. - A.D. 1st century

Place of origin: China

Medium: Gilt bronze

[catsartwoah]

Ahh the cool brush returns!! I really like this I might use it more

Anyway this is Solaris, who’s owned by my friend Mythic_Moon. You should give him chocolate

[mulchmouth]

31. Fire

And inktober is done! The cycle is complete!

[nebirdula]

The Common Phoenix, the most widespread phoenix species. They represent wood burning fire, also known as campfire or fireplace phoenix. Their feathers are highly prized, and this phoenix species is heavily farmed for these feathers. (More info below).

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Common Phoenix – Fire Elemental

This species of phoenix is the most widespread, found practically anywhere except Antarctica. This phoenix is the manifestation of fire that burns on wood or vegetation at around 1110℉ - 2550℉. Often called the fireplace or campfire phoenix for their common appearances around these places.

The phoenix body temperature burns fairly hot, at an average of 135℉. Despite common belief, the phoenix is not actively on fire, only bursting to flames at the very end of their life, when they can reach  temperatures up to 165℉.

Life & Death

The phoenix does not reproduce sexually, nor do they have any gender. There are 2 ways the phoenix can come into being:

1. When conditions are just right and strong magic is present, a phoenix can spontaneously appear into being.

2. From an egg. The phoenix has a high resistance to heat, but their internal temperature continues to rise as they age, and they die when they can no longer withstand the heat, bursting into flames. Each phoenix produces a single egg that they carry inside them through their life. The heat and flames from the phoenix's death triggers the egg to hatch, producing a new phoenix.

Older and hotter phoenix produce feathers with dark "sooty" spots, which can be seen as either as impure or unique.

Feathers & Farming

The feathers of the common phoenix are highly prized for their color, softness, and warmth, and are the most sought out and prized part of the phoenix.

Phoenix farming is tricky since phoenix only produce one offspring per lifetime. This has led to controversial farming practices which involve killing the phoenix before they burn up and harvesting their parts after, including the feathers. The eggs from the phoenix are placed in a special incubator where they hatch from. All parts of a phoenix are sold as luxury items. This practice is opposed by many since it is believed that if an elemental is killed before it dies naturally, its magic essence cannot return to the natural world. Regardless, phoenix farming is a high profit business.

[octahedral-chaos]

Angeltober 2023 Days 4 and 6: Scared Heart and Smoke

Decided to draw a phoenix-inspired Pari for this one! Might either keep them and name them "Anqa," or make them into a trade-to-adopt. I'll figure it out in the morning.

Angeltober 2023 is hosted by @ultrainfinitepit

[roseryknight]

Phoenix idea where their bodies are smoke made from their burning hearts

I think these fellas could probably take the shape of any bird but I wanted this smokey guy to be an owl because I love them very much

Imagine how damn silent this guy would be

[auryn-l-moony]

The Phoenix

"I'll survive. Somehow I always do"

[princeruby]

I am undone. 🔥

- Prince of Erosia -

[insignasus]

Feeling good today so here's another wip of the phoenix portrait for ko-fi. Really curious what the timelapse will look like🔥

Hoping to wrap it up during the weekend so gotta think of a good companion creature to paint next.