Gustave

Monet's Water Lilies grow along the surface of the Sea of a Thousand currents. These dragons are born in the shallow, murkier areas near the shoreline, where the tides are a little gentler. Floating along the water in a serene manner, they take in the world around them, seeing beauty in all aspects of their surroundings. Often Monet's Water Lilies spend their days on their backs looking up at the sky and drifting through the Sea, letting the Tidelord take them wherever he pleases.

They are inspired by the natural world and in general, are precocious artists with their greatest talent at painting - whether the medium be watercolors, oils, or acrylics. Some Monet's Water Lilies decide to descend deeper into the Sea and forgo the shallow waters of their birthplace, but they too come back to the surface once a year for the annual water lily art festival. Their name references Claude Monet, as they resemble some of his impressionist paintings of that subject, but these dragons choose whatever style calls to their heart.