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I love dragons. Which is why I have created this site. I love dragons so much that I even own a few (bearded dragons, that is). I have acquired, at the time of this writing over three hundred dragon posters and prints. I play the Dungeons and Dragons game very often and the movie is always near my VCR. On certain days my head leans toward certain dragons. Sometimes, I just can't get enough of medieval dragon art, while other days all I can think about is Chinese dragon art. I have no choice but to write about both. Dragon posters are a great way to observe dragons. I keep all my favorite dragon posters and prints in protective frames, even the ones that are not as valuable. I do not care about their monetary value. I simply collect dragon posters for their look. By keeping them protected in frames, I can change the posters I have hung up periodically. I move my posters around about once every week. This way I always get a different feeling whenever I walk though the door. Now enough talk, it is time to see dragons. My absolute favorite dragon poster of all time is called "Dragon Master". This piece of dragon art was painted by Myles Pinkney. He has created many other works of art such as "The Wizard King", "Merlin's Oak" and "Babylon". Not much is known about the man behind the brush but all dragon lovers enjoy his work to the fullest. Next is "Alchemy" by Whitby Wyrm. The poster displays an incredibly detailed painting of a red dragon screaming out with the moon lighting up the clouds and city. This poster sends chills down my back whenever I look at it. And finally the last medieval poster I will mention is "The Final Battle" by the Hildebrandt Brothers. This dynamic duo has created many works of art including all the illustrated scenes in "The Lord of the Rings".
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