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Wow, very nice...Has Yao Chi seen this? (he's the only rainbow dragon I know of...)

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omg heck, I'm blind, this must to be the most colorful drawing I have seen in my life :O, but it's really beautiful and cute...if you ignore the blood
and some hidden meaning, mmmh.... maybe, it's what someone can seem happy but it's mad or it's suffering.... I dunno :shrug:
that's really awesome....and unique:D

there's a lot of blood too^^

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The dragon is saying "ARGH I'm stuck in the web!" and its' biting itself because it can't get out. (Isn't an Ouroboros a type of tatoo/design anyways?)

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So colourful! i simply love it!

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It's all trippy and cool....

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were you on drugs while doing this? anyway, it's pretty fudging awesome. I think I'm having a color-OD
Very impressive!! I see the pain from the dragon!!
Awesome!!! ^^

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The web was an after-thought.
'Ouroboros is a greek word, and means "tail swallower." The ouroboros is usually depicted in the form of a snake swallowing its tail, and is usually circular, although it is sometimes depicted in a lemniscate shape(infinity). It originated in Egypt as a symbol of the sun, and represented the travels of the sun disk. In Gnosticism, it was related to the solar God Abraxas, and signified eternity and the soul of the world.
In alchemy, it represents the spirit of Mercury (the substance that permeates all matter), and symbolizes continuous renewal (a snake is often a symbol of resurrection, as it appears to be continually reborn as it sheds its skin.), the cycle of life and death, and harmony of opposites. A double ouroboros (two creatures swallowing one another) in alchemy signifies volatility.
The Ouroboros appears in many other cultures and settings as well...the Serpent Jormungandr of Norse legend, who encircled the world, and guarded Yggdrasil, the Tree of Life, is often depicted as an ouroboros. The Aztec serpent God Queztacoatl was depicted similarly, and Chinese alchemical dragons have both similar shapes and meaning.'

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