Here be (paper) dragons!

I recently sold a quilled dragon on a mini canvas from my Etsy shop, and as it's one of the items I make to order, I needed to put it together. I always keep an original of anything I make, especially quilling, as it's so much easier to replicate it later when it can be compared to the original. 

 That's the original at the top, and the new one in progress below.

I like how they're the same, but they're always subtly different, especially with things with faces: the "expression" is never the same on both version :)

The joy of meetings

I attended a "summit" at a previous workplace a few months ago. Although the content of it was reasonably interesting/capable of keeping me awake, I had a notepad, and no real notes worthy of taking.
So, instead, I doodled.

This just started out as a random shape, and as it grew, I started to see what i thought was a shape in it, so I built it from there.
Tempted now to do a similar one for prints, in the style of the maps - draw an outline, and fill it with doodles, but in this case, then remove the outline.

Whaddya think - a design worth me doing?