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Kindle's Room Color Concepts

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FriskyFerals

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Are they really just concepts, or does Kindle have the fanciest color changing magical dragon lair bachelor pad in all the land? You decide.

No really, they're just concepts. Kindle couldn't afford the color changing magic water and glowing rocks. He spent all his dragon money on candles and lube.

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male 1,115,153, female 1,004,949, dragon 139,158, feral 83,169, frisky ferals 1,645, sefeiren 1,347, kindle 599, vera 465, family matters 206

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Published: 8 years, 7 months ago

Rating: General

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SpyroBeddingCynder

8 years, 7 months ago

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Lol.

Ghostboxx

8 years, 7 months ago

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wait! i have yet to see him even use lube so i dont think he bought much

Bahlam

8 years, 7 months ago

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Candles and lube are very romantic. 😸

Zotz

8 years, 7 months ago

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Or maybe the 'color changing magic water' IS the lube :D ...and it's now all over the floor. Clumsy dragons with their no-thumbs.

MrStealth1993

8 years, 7 months ago

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That looks like a very comfy room. And especially wonderful to see that there`s room for two dragons. Huehuehue.

Nicobay

8 years, 7 months ago

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the middle one light make it look like a space ship
space dragon ! woooooooooooooooooooo

Otterbutter

8 years, 7 months ago

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I prefer 11. It's kind of the same color scheme as 5, but the contrast gives the area a more more secluded, more cozy or comfy feeling. Seeing as we're now in the story part of the comic and there are some hard feelings that they're dealing with, I think that the greater contrast gives more opportunities to use lighting to bring attention to whatever features the scene calls for, be it expressions or items in the surroundings.

8 has some of the same "coziness" to it, but the weaker contrast between light and dark won't have the same effect that I think would fit well for the next leg of the journey. Also between the colors themselves, red and blue, Kindle's emotional state and overall personality is definitely more "blue" if that makes sense.