Singapore Dragon Fairy coloring page

 Welcome or welcome back to my blog.

An especially warm welcome to those of you in Singapore.

I have had thousands of you people from Singapore checking out this 

free coloring pages blog.  So I drew a Singapore Dragon Fairy.

Singapore Dragon Fairy

Singapore Dragon Fairies are particularly skilled at taming Dragons.  These Fairies have some of the most powerful magic in the Fairy Realm.  These Fairies are also very convincing when they reason with a Dragon.  Some people think that the reason Singapore Dragon Fairies are so successful is that Dragons appreciate and are more easily swayed by beauty.  Both female and male Singapore Fairies are known for their amazing appearance.  (I am planning on drawing more female Dragon Fairies and at least one male Dragon Fairy that are from Singapore at a later date.)  

I want to point out that Fairies in general often have semi-symmetrical wings.  So this Fairy has wings that are similar but not exactly the same.  Can you see the differences? 

Notice the two Dragons that are flying off in the distance.  These are actually very small dragons so they are flying just short ways behind Olea.  And Olea is in her natural 12.7 cm. size.  By the way, Olea is the name of this beautiful female Fairy.  She tames dragons to not hurt or eat humans or human's domesticated animals.  Kaida or mini-Dragons actually like olives so Olea trains the dragons to eat olives.  Yes, there ARE olive trees in Southeast Asia... although there are no olive trees in this drawing. 

Kaida still like to have fun spouting flames rather often when they fly.  Of course, most mortals can't see the Dragon Fire but magical beings like Fairies can see the fire.  I should mention that mortals who are Fairykind are able to see the Dragons and the Dragon Fire.  To be Fairykind you need to be close friends with a Fairy... or married to a Fairy.  

NOTE:  This drawing, in printable form, is found by clicking the button labeled: "Fantasy, Myths, and Circus."  Then scroll to the bottom of the list.  New drawings are always at the bottom of the correct list.