"slayer" by Dale Kimon Felty

Slayer or not, she needs to put CLOTHES on...DRAGON GENOCIDE!!! DIE, MURDERER OF PREADOLESCENT DRAGONS!!!!!!!

Sweet sword

"I once thought that killing that dragon that lived my village was an accomplishment, until a Northrend Lord rode by on one larger than the one I slew and more vicious; the bar had been raised, for any man can kill, true courage comes in life." -Zelias Nodron, ex-dragon slayer

Some of you people really have a limited sense of imagination, don't you? Crying over a so-called "innocent baby" dragon, as if you know anything about the situation. Tsk, tsk... To the artist: great work, it's an awesome drawing as are the rest of your pictures.

Really like this piece, really good depth and lighting! There`s one error though, at least it seems like it to me. Her legs seem to be a bit outa place, like they`ve been twisted a little. (I think the error lies in the hip section). Other than that, it looks great!

Ahh, I personally don't care if this dragon was good or evil, don't matter much now that he is DEAD, ha ha ha, eat dirt Lizard boy. Now that is said, Boys and Girls, this is art at it's best. Take a look at the texture the artist used to create shading and how he got the anatomy spot on with this one. The artist did a fine job drawing a fine female figure and yeah she is a little gaunt but not so much that she isn't still sexy and I have dated a few women folk of this size and proportion so no problems there. The expression on her face also shows supreme confidence in who she and what she does. And for those of you Boys and Girls that have a qualm about the dragon being rather adolecent and smallish and think its an easy kill? I'd like to see you go out there and fight one. Ya better practice on Pitbulls or something first.

She looks so skinny..Otherwise this is good!

Well it was easy for her. Not even breaking a sweat!

Gut it, hang it, skin it, butcher it, and then break out the BBQ!

I love this depiction of a female fighter; not just a pinup for admiration, but proving her mettle by defeating a fierce opponent (yeah, even a small dragon can eat you for lunch if you’re not careful). Luis Royo did a great one on this theme too.