INSPIRED

These cute little polymer clay dragon pendants by twentypoundtabby.etsy.com were inspired by the works of Christi Friesen.

Christi's work and sculpting books are so popular that many polymer clay artists are influenced by her ideas.

TEENY

I think I figured out the recipe to my heart (at least for polymer clay artists): give me something tiny, curly, well-sculpted, and dragon-related - and I will fell in love with your creation.

Actually, it is not that simple, but these Little Darlins by Darlene Hardenbrook (freeheart1.etsy.com) sure fit this description!

SPIKY

Today I have a neat group of dragons to show you. They all are made by Crifmer, “a computer operator and amateur game designer who has a newfound love for making beads and jewelry”. I love how each of his dragons has its own appearance and personality, and hope to see more of them soon. These three can be found at crifmer.etsy.com.

REALISTIC

Do you believe in dragons?

You will after seeing the works of Misty Oakley of mistyscreations.etsy.com.

There are more pictures in her blog.

KINDRED

Dogwoods, lilies, dragons and swirls – I think I just discovered my kindred spirit!

These works of Rebekah Payne may be found in her new Etsy shop, Tree Wings Studio. There are more pictures of her work – both finished and in process – in her beautiful blog, treewingsstudio.blogspot.com.

CREATIVE

These fun creatures are from the shop of Angela Moore, ElementalDragons.etsy.com. Aren't they adorable? Each comes with its own story, and no two are the same.

...And there is more: www.ElementalForrest.blogspot.com, www.flickr.com/photos/elementaldragons.