Warm welcome!

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Jan 30th 2008

Tags:: draco draconis dragon dragons earth fantasy fire forest heat old
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yay! =D
This is my part of an art trade with Rhynn from deviantArt.
She wanted me to paint an evil dragon burninating some humans >8D Aaaand soooo here it is =D
I hope you like it.
It was a PAIN IN THE ASS. I totally had to repaint it after the first week. BUT: In the end it was real fun =D espeacially the stick figures xD
"Oh noes! I'm burning!" ((\o/))

EDIT 31.01.2008
Re-did the sky because it was like SHIT

EDIT 07.02.2008:
I really shouldn't be that fast with uploading stuff .____. Some things need some time before you can REALLY say they're finished. So I refined and fixed some things here like the tail of the dragon, the clouds, the fire etc.

Comments

Jon Hicken Says:

o noez dey dyed

Amoral Voracity Says:

Beautiful detail! ...I'm horribly amused at the burning stick figure.

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rednek Says:

Shadows should be kinda more dark in my opinion, and sky... Well, I am sure you now what's wrong with sky, do you?
But it looks delicious anyway
Also it's very interesting, RL 3Dlike serious painting with stick figures... I haven't seen something like this before

FreddyJasonV Says:

That's so funny. The dragon's having fun. Nice shading

THeiNSaNePaiNTeR Says:

8D
[1] that dragon is awesome! great work!
[2] those poor, poor stick figures

Latchkey Says:

YES! BURN THE CHILDREN! DEVOUR THE VILLAGES! Or was it the other way around? BURN THE VILLAGES! DEVOUR THE CHILDREN!

Min27 Says:

Burninating the countryside, burninating the peasants!
Burninating all the people!

Sorry....Couldn't resist.

EtherealMog Says:

I'd hate to think of how many stick men were crushed, burned or eaten during that. O.O;;
Otherwise a really nice piece. Sorry for not commenting that much recently, I really have taken a shine to your work in general, it's got a consistently detailed style to it now and has even a hint of comedy.
Your creatures have come along nicely as well, I love the work on putting emotion into your pieces rather than just front/side views and I like how you're progressing with your landscapes too.
Keep up the lovely work!