A birthday gift for of her gorgeous dragon, Esque!
What is he looking at? No one knows!

RAH YOU ARE SO COOL, HAPPY BIRTHDAY!


Painted in Corel Painter
Setting inspired by a CC photograph by Chase Lindberg [link]

A speedy commission for of her dragon, Daenonin!

Corel Painter, mostly oil pastel tool

A little fern dragon, sitting on a rock, with ferns ferns ferns. As always, inspired by my back yard.

Ink and Watercolor.

A commission for of her glorious dragon, Denali!

Corel Painter: Oil pastel and acrylic brushes.

A friend commissioned this as a gift to her friend!

I apologize for any goofy anatomy, I wanted to get this done in time for his birthday. This was a speedpainting.

Painted in Corel Painter, oil pastel tool.

Even my dragons get bird wings sometimes.

A little watercolor painting!

Ink and watercolor, 4" x 9" approximately.

One panels from the storyboard I painted. This is for the live action version of the Flight of Dragons movie. The move will be an independent film adaptation of the 1982 animated movie by the same name.

You can learn more here: [link]
Their facebook: [link]

The actual paintings are copyright © Jennifer Miller, however I do not claim ANY ownership to the characters, names, or title "Flight of Dragons".

Corel Painter, oil pastel tools.

Special notes: It was requested by the director to change Carolinus' hat, and to slim Gorbash down somewhat. This movie will be pulling a bit more from "The Dragon and the George" from what I understand.

A Valentine's gift for my husband!

This was unabashedly inspired by the beautiful scenery of Skyrim. No such area exists in the game itself, but the coast that gave me the idea is just north of Dawnstar.
Don't worry; the little firebird is quite lightweight and she's only sitting there for a moment.

Corel Painter: Arylic brushes with a little Oil Pastel.

The inks for this were originally a tattoo commission for someone. It was requested that the dragon have a similar pose as the rather famous gryphon illustration by John Tinniel: [link]

I later added the vines and greenery, and painted it. This dragon appears in one of my prior paintings as well!

Ink and Watercolor

A quick painting commissioned by of her very pretty moth dragoness, Loddie!

Corel Painter, Oil pastel and acrylic brushes.