http://tinypic.com/r/2up74m8/8
Bulky and awkward, the Petrified Maple Dragon (those are maple leaves, right?), at first glance, appears to be jumble of boulders with trees sprouting through cracks in the stone and roots emerging from the bottom. A sliver of something red and glinting shows from beneath the roots. The twin trees are red maples, arrayed in colors ranging from bright red to pale yellow.
However, once roused, the dragon reveals itself, a horned head drawing up from the rocks, and the branches shifting and rearranging into what appears to be wings. The roots of the tree retract and squirm slightly, appearing to be forelegs, with matching hind legs so stubby as to be amusing.
Upon closer inspection, one will notice that the boulders are in fact large chunks of petrified wood, and that the trees are not alive but, by some twist of nature, animated and mobile branches of the same material as the body. A trailing tail of stones drags behind the creature.
It is not known whether the wings feathered with leaves actually grant the dragon flight, though the creatures are so sedentary it's highly unlikely. They have no fear of any creature, being of massive size and secure in their ability to disguise themselves as a group of rocks.
Though few magi have encountered these beasts, by the best estimates of scholars, it is the red crystal embedded in the dragon's chest that provides it life. If one were to somehow remove it (an unthinkable inhumane act, considering how one would have to take a pickaxe to the creature), it is more than likely that the dragon would revert to a pile of rocks playing host to a pair of trees.
The Petrified Dragons themselves rarely show interest in matters that don't concern them, preferring to rumble around the patch of forest they inhabit and watch the goings-on of nature, or better yet, sleep.
Please do tell me what you think, it's been a while since I've drawn for something like this.
thank you for the amazing gifts 
