The Results of SeaMist Aerie's Spring 2004 Clutch

Solar Immoku & Meteor Tsoniku

Hatched: 02/09/04

PC Bondings

Comet Miwyll & Max

Blossom of Snow Egg:

Soft dollops of ivory gently slip around the rotund curves of this ovoid. Flowing easily downwards from the apex, curtains of lace settle delicately atop the ivory base like shimmering pieces of silk. Muted goldenrods skitter merrily about the apex as well, subtlely turning into streaks of quicksilver that slide down into the base of the egg. Shy brushes of pale wheat lightly caress the sides, as though to provide a hint of the warmth within. The only other hues visible along the bottom are of frisky spring greens, as though the stem of this delicate flower was just too big to hold in its entirety.

Silken Scales of Seafoam Comet:

Softly cresting waves of jaded seas ripple over the thin, lean form of this small dragoness. Those foaming crests seem to overwhelm her tiny figure, washing over her thin neck to cradle an equally thin muzzle and chin. Her face is surely one of the whitest shades of green ever seen, so pale as to almost bear the illusion of remaining white from birth, at least there. Gaunt cheekbones jut out slightly, protruding from the seemingly stretched scales which hold her in place, taut with tension. Curved eyeridges glitter with forgotten flecks of sand, the tiniest hints of washed-out emeralds and peridots speckling the area just over her large, aquamarine eyes. Her limbs are adorned with cultivated pearls, dollops of iridescent hues arranged in almost visible patterns, lending her an almost graceful appearance. Talons sparkle with bright peacock greens, the tips appearing to be edged in a pale silvery-green. Slim shoulders give way to lean wings, which are washed with gently lapping waves. Seafoam rages in the torrential currents of jaded sea as it suddenly crashes onto those delicate, thinly membraneous wingsails. Even as this coloration recedes, it leaves behind intricate tracings of the palest blue-greens, hues which are not lost upon the predominantly aurora green wingbone and spars. Thin yet somehow still muscular, her tail sweeps away from her in long curves, soft ivy brushed with streaks of seaweed and kelp.

Nebula Orlaku & D'nic

The New Territory Egg:

Covered with rolling hills, and greenery mixed with fields of stacked hay and farmlands scatter over the surface of this egg. Trees seem to be bent as if the wind's blowing over the egg's surface, and the farms are old sod houses, log cabins, and even some nicer board houses. Some of the fields tended by overall covered farms with a horse drawn plow or haycutter. The dirt packed roads hold buckboards drawn by teams of horses and surry's with matched horses. Fields of hay, wheat, corn, and even cotton litter the egg mixed with some wilder territory in which it appears indians lurk, along with indian camps.

Deep Sea Nebula:

Palest lilac graces the broad heavy head of this dragon, spreading over his jaws and muzzle and then back to highlight his warm honey topaz eyes, dark shadowed by light there. The color slowly deepens as it trails down the back of his head toward his neck, a complimentary shade that continues to deepen as it falls down his back. Deeper midnight purple colors along his tail, royal coloring as it cascades along in darkness, crashing from neck ridge to neck ridge as it marks along his body. Dark blued purple spreads in lingering waves across his broad wings, held up by darker, deeper toned spars. Meanwhile, the underneath of his wings is brilliant amethyst shaded in colors of iridescence from view most times, except when he is in flight. Brighter tones colors collect and slide along his belly from the first tinges on the underside of his jaw to the very underside of his tail spade and even to the inside of his stocky limbs. His feet are stocky as well, the thick strong limbs to support him and boasting razor sharp talons in deep royal purple.

Solar Xabell & X'lei

Ragged Orange Striped Egg:

Forlorn upon the sands sits this striped tan, orange and black egg. The colors muted and blurred, almost matching the sand about if it wasn't for the mingled black. The striped colors looking as if a painter took a brush while still wet, going over the colors to blur the shades together. Somehow the egg seems more alone, perhaps it's just the ability to overlook with it's muted colors that almost match the sand pushed up against it's hardening shell.

Entertaining Solar:

Golden orange shadowing covers this young dragon's body and it dances across the scales, displaying a playful cast to the full length of her hide. She has a refined head, bestowing a definite feminine touch to the orange beauty. Down her neck the orange deepens, only to suddenly lighten again in a pale peach ring about the neck before it nearly instantly darkens back into the deep golden orange once past this unique marking. Wings and sails stretch out from her back, delicate pale peach, so light in color they seem translucent and foreshadowing the brilliance on the rest of her body. Her torso is blinding bright making it difficult not to notice the striking coloration contrasts, between peach and orange. The underside of her body is a near white from between her forelegs down to the tip of the tail and all along the belly between. Her upper tail is also lighter then the body, deepening into the richer orange as one's eyes run back up towards her haunches.

Moon Hauteriall & Eve

Black and White Ascot Egg:

High fashion sets the tone of this egg with its crisp, clean lines of black and white whirls. Snooty, elegant English aristocracy with their noses in the air seem to stroll, almost gliding in their finest silks across the eggshell. There is no color to mar the surface, after all, it isn't fashionable.

Moonlit Beach Front:

Midnight ebony forms her hide, the darkness of a hidden sea as it crashes up along her body and decorates each scale in blackness. Her head is lengthy, very much so for a dragon and reminiscent of some sea creature in its shape. Brilliant Helidor colors her eyes, summer sunshine trapped in their glittering facets and glowing brighter in the darkness of her face. An oddly thick neck, somehow too heavy for her follows next, with its barely rounded ridges only rising a handsbreadth or more. Her shoulders are somewhat slabsided, not so rounded as most dragons although it should make her more graceful in flight, muscled just enough for her wings. Impressive indeed are those, rippling in ever subtly changing tones as whitecaps on the black water of moonlit ocean, their color shifting with her every slight move. Her legs are blue black, so dark as to appear fathomless to light and making the opalescence of her talons all the more startling as they reflect back a rainbow sheen of deep south sea pearl. Lastly, her tail completes her, still the darkness of black water and hidden depths across the hide there, with it longer than perhaps it should be but a perfect rudder to steer her in flight.