The last dawn. by Antoonio

2D • (none) • posted on Mar 07, 2002

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Three days and about 15 hours with Photoshop. 10 photos, all mine, combined to one. Lots of drawing with Wacom. .n

Comments (11)

Rohyphnol

1:55AM | Thu, 07 March 2002

this is truly excellent...I'm viewing this on a real bad monitor..so I have to return to this one...but so far it looks great....geez...10 photos...

Heart'Song

7:13AM | Thu, 07 March 2002

Wonderful! I say the work was worth it.

Eowyn

11:46AM | Thu, 07 March 2002

OMG! Niko, this is gorgeous, just soooo gorgeous... THIS is just... TOO DAMN GOOD! Is that you btw? Definitely worth the three days... wonderful... goes away, sighing

bonbon

1:37PM | Thu, 07 March 2002

ooooo i love the wings... so worth the viewing!!!

Antoonio

12:55AM | Fri, 08 March 2002

Eowyn, yep, thats me.

ElPollo

12:30PM | Fri, 08 March 2002

WOW!! i am stunned! it is outstandeing!

Swannie

5:34PM | Fri, 08 March 2002

Disturbing... very disturbing... awesomely disturbingly good. ;-) I don't know what you really meant with this (and that's a big plus) but I sense a disaster taking place and see a nuclear explosion? Just my point of view on it... colud be the sun too. Gorgeous image!!!

akrilico

9:26AM | Sat, 09 March 2002

U r the killer

Usurer

10:43AM | Wed, 13 March 2002

If this place is real or not i do not know. but, thats what makes it great. It exists now in our imaginations. I think i'll sit next to you over there on that rock and maybe we could talk about surealism and romantisism over a feast!

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sinsister

6:21AM | Mon, 22 July 2002

Once again your work is like stepping straight into your grey matter and walking around in the depths of it. It's incredible to see an artist through their eyes, that is what I find to be the most powerful of this image.

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