Imaginary Dragons
Imaginary Dragons
!imaginarydragons@leminal.space
Imaginary Dragons
A community for artwork depicting dragons, wyverns, wyrms, sea serpents, and the like.
Rules
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Titles should be in the format “[Title]” by [Artist]. Posting the year is optional.
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Please include the image source in the body of the post.
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No AI art.
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No screenshots from movies, tv shows, or games. Fanart or concept art of dragons from movies/shows/games is allowed.
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Please mark posts as NSFW if necessary, such as for gore and nudity. Pornography is not allowed.
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If possible, please try to hotlink from the original source rather than uploading the image.
Icon and Banner Credit
The icon is from Mozilla’s open source emoji set. The art in the banner is “Dragon Slayer” by the Brothers Hildebrandt (1993).
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Rules
- No bigotry will be tolerated, including racism, sexism, ableism, homophobia or transphobia. Refer also to the Lemmy Code of Conduct.
- While this is tacitly covered by rule #1, for the sake of clarity: this is not the place for fascist or alt-right discourse.
- Be respectful. Everyone should feel welcome.
- No pornography.
- No ads or spam.