It was created through a process of minimalist action painting symbiotic with music. The idea was to create a sign of a Tamer of dragons, and may in the process of contemplation and abstraction invoke the legend of St. George and the Dragon. Without death. The griffon design results in a pseudo-medieval European, Asian, Mongolian or Japanese aesthetics, in some ways, both as current, gaining strength and expressive aesthetics in your apprehension of symbolism abstract. It was painted during the songs "Open your eyes" and "Big in Japan" of Guano Apes.