Chinese Imperial Dragon (Large Print)

By: Rnib

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Synopsis: This is an image of a dragon. There is a locator dot shown, which will be at the top left of the page when the image is the correct way up. The dragons head is in the centre of the page facing to the right. Its mouth is open showing six large sharp yellow teeth. Up from the teeth are its nose and nostril. To the left is one of its two protruding eyes. Left from this is the back of its spiky head. Going left is a brown branching horn. Down from the head is the dragons neck. This flows into its snake-like wriggling body. At the bottom right of the image is one of its front legs. This ends in a five-toed foot with five sharp claws. At the bottom left of the image is the other front leg. This also ends in a five-toed foot with five sharp claws. From here the body curves up and left. There are sharp spines running along the top of its back to the right of the body. As the body curls to the right at the left centre of the page, the spines are to the left and top of the body. The body goes right and then up the page. One of the back legs can be found here to the right of the body. The leg goes horizontally right and ends in a five-toed foot with five sharp claws. At the top centre of the page the body goes horizontally right across the page. Where it bends to the right the other back leg goes horizontally left and ends in a five-toed foot with five sharp claws. The body ends in a double forked tail in the top right of the page.

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