Definitely not finished.
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Yes, I hope it finishes out with a bit more color and detail. Dont know what to say about the Bat Wings 
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Damn, you have a glass ball or something? Flora left project…
Flora told us she was leaving on the 14th, and H&H said they were going away till the 14th, so just put them together.
For sure we all did 
I was expecting a hip tattoo, like Queen and Medea, Isn’t that what she asked us about 2 weeks ago?
Maybe she wanted to surprise us and made a similar tattoo with Flora’s one 
Actually it looks like she took Floras tatt and had it done twice, normal and flipped backwards
Я не пыталась равняться с флорой
Мне просто понравились эти драконы 
Татуировки немного похожи, но стили разные 
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I suppose the next thing for us to do, is come up with some dragon names (in the same way other pets, like your cat would have a name)…or have you already done that?!
I’d suggest the name Aderyn but that’s already taken!
Plus the fact that the name has nothing to do with dragons anyway. It actually comes from the Welsh language and means ‘bird’. 
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floras clone 
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Does that put her in charge of the Pussy Cam University?
With the colour difference it looks like Flora’s drag ran into a mirror.
(And that doesn’t mean it looks bad…)
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The back tattoo looks good on u 
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Draco or Drake. I may be incorrect, but I think Draco is the Balkan form of ‘dragon’. ‘Drake’ westerners know as a male duck, but in some circles it’s a form of small/miniature dragon, often breathing fire. Though sometimes large dragons are referred to as a drake, kind of an affectionate nickname born of terrified respect
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Lets make it really complicated!
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Drake and dragon can be used synonymously, and they both derive from Greek (drakon, meaning sea-monster). Both went through Latin, but drake took the path through Proto-Germanic and Old-English, while dragon is French borrowed into Middle-English.
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