Dragon Database
An illustrated field guide to dragon forms, anatomy, and lore.
A closer look.
A searchable catalog of dragon forms and sourced examples, presented through original illustrations, anatomy plates, and responsive detail slideshows. Brushed-steel surfaces and black-flame artwork give the shared web and mobile browsing experience a distinctive editorial identity.
- DISCIPLINES
- Art Direction // Interface Design // Web Development
- BUILT WITH
- Expo // React Native // TypeScript // Sass
- YEAR
- 2026
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An Illustrated Field Guide With an Editorial Edge
Dragon Database turns dragon forms, anatomy, and lore into a searchable illustrated reference. Original illustrations, anatomy plates, and sourced examples appear within responsive detail slideshows, while brushed-steel surfaces and black-flame artwork establish a distinctive visual identity.
The Challenge
An illustrated reference needs to support both visual exploration and purposeful lookup. The challenge is to make different dragon forms feel part of one field guide while allowing their anatomy and source context to remain legible. The shared web and mobile experience needs to preserve that editorial balance.
The Approach
Organize dragon forms and sourced examples within a searchable catalog.
Use original illustrations and anatomy plates as reference material.
Carry brushed-steel surfaces and black-flame artwork into responsive detail views.
The Deliverables
- A searchable catalog of dragon forms and lore.
- Original illustrations, anatomy plates, and sourced examples.
- Responsive detail slideshows across shared web and mobile views.
The Outcome
The field guide combines a strong artistic identity with structured reference browsing. Illustration, anatomy, and lore remain connected as visitors move from discovery into the details of each form.