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Her world in pictures

Canon stills of the things she carries and loves, original moonshadow motifs, and a wall of links to talented fan artists — whose work lives on their own pages, where it belongs.

From the show

The real things — her blades, the egg, the diamonds, the little creatures she loves. Low-resolution stills and official art, shown for identification and commentary.

Rayla smiling softly, white hair framing her violet eyes and dark curved horns — **Rayla**Still © Wonderstorm / Netflix

Rayla in Moonshadow form, her skin darkened to shadow and her twin blades glowing pale — **Moonshadow form**Still © Wonderstorm / Netflix

Rayla in her hooded human disguise, grinning while hiding her horns — **“Human Rayla”**Still © Wonderstorm / Netflix

Official concept art sheet of Rayla's folding twin blades, shown open and closed from several angles — **Her twin blades**Concept art © Wonderstorm

A pale, faceted Moon Opal crystal cluster — **Moon Opal**Still © Wonderstorm / Netflix

The egg of the Dragon Prince glowing blue and violet in the dark — **The egg of Zym**Still © Wonderstorm / Netflix

An ornate case being opened to reveal the three Quasar Diamonds — **The Quasar Diamonds**Still © Wonderstorm / Netflix

The Silvergrove at night, its paths and homes lit by strings of soft lanterns among the trees — **The Silvergrove**Still © Wonderstorm / Netflix

Rayla and Callum sharing their first kiss under the night sky at the Storm Spire — **Rayla & Callum**The first kiss · Still © Wonderstorm / Netflix

A round, fluffy purple Adoraburr sitting in an open palm — **Adoraburr**Still © Wonderstorm / Netflix

Stella the cuddlemonkey standing upright and waving — **Stella**Still © Wonderstorm / Netflix

Azymondias grown, a silver-maned storm dragon — **Azymondias**Art © Wonderstorm

Fair-use notice: all canon imagery on this page consists of low-resolution stills and official artwork from The Dragon Prince, © Wonderstorm & Netflix, sourced via The Dragon Prince Wiki. It is used on this non-commercial fan site solely for identification and commentary, and will be removed promptly on request from the rights holders.

Symbols of her world

The Moon Nexus caldera at dusk, a still lake cupped in a mountaintop — **The Moon Nexus**Where moon magic runs strongest

The assassin's binding, a dark-red ribbon etched with silver moon sigils — **The binding**An assassin's vow made flesh

Moonhenge, ancient standing stones ringed by forest and waterfalls — **Moonhenge**Ruins of the Moonshadow ancients

A gold coin held up close, a trapped elf's face pressed against its surface — **Viren's coins**Where the lost were held

Featured artists

Rayla, drawn by the fandom

A hand-picked wall of Rayla fan art. Nothing is rehosted here — each card links straight to the artist's own page. Please view, favourite, and follow them there.

Preview of Rayla, Amaya and Claudia by TennelleFlowers

DeviantArt TennelleFlowers “Rayla, Amaya and Claudia” — a warm group illustration of the show's women. View on DeviantArt ↗

DeviantArt ColleenLok A polished portrait of Rayla, painted as a favourite character. View on DeviantArt ↗

DeviantArt Dizkos An early, expressive Rayla illustration from the show's first season. View on DeviantArt ↗

Preview of stylised Rayla by Lavalek-art

DeviantArt Lavalek-art A clean, stylised take on the Moonshadow assassin. View on DeviantArt ↗

DeviantArt BingyBongo A more recent Rayla piece with thousands of views. View on DeviantArt ↗

Preview of Rayla fan art by Kristina Mickel

ArtStation Kristina Mickel A 3D-rendered Rayla in a real-time scene. View on ArtStation ↗

Preview of Rayla drawing by Kevin José Chin Martínez

ArtStation Kevin José Chin Martínez A striking illustrated portrait of Rayla. View on ArtStation ↗

Preview of 3D toon-shaded Rayla by Jose Maria Gonzalez Gutierrez

ArtStation Jose Maria Gonzalez Gutierrez A 3D Rayla character render finished with a toon shader. View on ArtStation ↗

Preview of sculpted Rayla by Vitaly Slonovskoy

ArtStation Vitaly Slonovskoy A sculpted, three-dimensional interpretation of Rayla. View on ArtStation ↗

All artwork is © its creator. These are independent fan works. Previews are served straight from DeviantArt's embed system and ArtStation's public cover images — nothing is copied to this site — and each card links to the artist's own page, where the full piece lives. Artists — if you'd like your preview or link changed or removed, get in touch via the About page and it'll be done.

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