haha thank you! I didn't know if that would come through. My kid has trouble sleeping and has cerebral palsy and the music helps him not wake up to other noises like me talking.

Thank you! Lol it's mostly a proces of putting out little fires of things I dislike about the piece until it's mostly something I like.

Thank you so much! I will post some process images on twitter but unfortunatly I didn't record that one :(

@@jeffbrowngraphics Aw, that's a shame. This one and the one I mentioned are tied for my favourite endpapers from you. I don't know why, the buildings in the one for book 3 are just so detailed and gritty and beautiful, I can't stop looking at it! I understand if you don't have time but I wish you could record timelapses for every piece you do, I love seeing the process and all the phases you go through before settling on the amazing final product!

Aww thank you!!

He is a good boi

Yes you can because dragons are a fictional creature, what you are saying would be correct for something that actually exists. For instance there are many definitions on what a dragon is as many cultures across the world have their own variation of a dragon. There’s no reason why he can’t make a different type of dragon.

@@keirscott-schrueder5625 And there's a reason why there's this thing we have developed, that's called a language. It's so that people don't randomly assign words. Teleportation doesn't exist. Neither does telekinesis or telepathy. And yet we have designated words for them. As a writer, sure you can call them whatever you like. But that would just be bad writing. Dragons and Wyverns are well defined words. With separate meaning. Make your race and name it however you wish. Otherwise enjoy reading a fantasy book where people mean telekinesis when they say teleportation.

@@keirscott-schrueder5625 Dragons have 4 legs. Wyverns 2. And Wyverns are lower level fantasy creatures. It's one of the main differences between them. Many mythologic descriptions vary on their shape and wings and such. Legs are a way to differentiate. Since Wyverns are western mythological creatures. There's a difference between fantasy writing and just randomly naming things the incorrect way. Being a writer means knowing the difference between original work and using predefined races in the correct manner.

@@vs3.14 so the definition of a dragon is dependant on the number of legs it has, and purely that physical characteristic alone? What about the dragons in game of thrones? And who even decided on this definition in the first place? GRRM said his dragons don't have four legs because its not realistic in terms of them flying, they are still dragons. what about eastern dragons (i know they have four legs but they are quite different in other ways)? I just find it strange that people try so hard to categorise something that isn't real...dragons can be whatever you want it to be (now, if you made them SUPER different ofc it's understandable people would be perplexed, changing the number of legs is not a super different change). There's a difference between randomly assigning words vs altering a troupe in a fictional setting.

@@vs3.14 Being a writer means using predefined races in the correct manner? you know that Tolkien based his races on myth and fairy tales right? Goblins and shit? The elves? Yeah, he took a few creative liberties. You are allowed to change things up, it fiction, just a weird way to restrict yourself when writing. Also, definitions, of ANYTHING can change overtime as we come to understand it means something different, based on how it is commonly used. That's how language evolves. Fantasy races are no different.