Artwork by Cheryl Ceol

The Auran Dragons Take Flight
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Copyright © 2007 by Cheryl Ceol
From The Expedition:
Nathe Wodan, Theorist’s Apprentice
It is safe to say the dragons do not regain their strongholds by
flight. Towers used by the creatures are easy to find. At their
base and up their sides rise the marks of the beast. Claw-work
scores the stones and goes up as far as we can see. We have
heard them scuttling up in the dark.
The body beneath these wings defies description. To call it a
dragon is altogether untrue, yet it has something of that sinewy
grace. From what we can see, the body is segmented, like an
insect’s. But where the common pattern is for the head of an
insect to be a specialized segment, with false legs having the
role of mouth parts, this predator has a blunt, battering ram
for a skull, so smooth it seems devoid of eyes and ears. And no
bug was ever so big, or tacked against the wind like a ship in a
battle.
Its wings fill the air with thunder
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Cheryl Ceol

Cheryl Ceol is an artist and the owner of
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Cheryl's styles range from simplistic to photorealism in pen &
ink, oil, acrylic, pastels, charcoal and watercolor.
Her projects include theatre set painting, portraits. and
landscape commissions.
20 years of flexography print and design experience with 18
years as prepress print manager.
Member: Pittsburgh Society of Illustrators and SCBWI (Society of
Children Book Writers and Illustrators)
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Initial sketches - Auran Dragon

First color rendering