'Dragon'
Some people actually mounts these monsters on their rowboats. So fantasy, I love it. :D
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Like a figurehead of an ancient nao or a ferocious Viking ship. It must be a spectacle to see several advancing together. A carnival.
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Perhaps these are the forgotten traditions of ancient navigators, they knew a lot about different drawings and figures of animals on the ship. This dragon looks pretty sipmatichno and attractive. I really like. Thanks for the interesting post.
As if it were a figurehead... These boatmen have pretensions! It seems to me an ungraceful figure, as of comic, but there is for all the tastes...I like the reflection of the water and its light waves.
It's genius! I imagine it comes from the practice of putting marine figures or monsters on the bow of pirate ships. In the past, in ships we saw beautiful decorative figures on the bow or mast that perhaps had a marine meaning, but which served to give a certain majesty and awe-inspiring to ships. This figure is very colorful. The dragon of the seas arrived. ;). Greetings, @velimir.
I'm down with dragons on boats as long as they don't scare the fish away. Haha. 👍
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