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All That Remains of Hammucar's Wall

Vue Fantasy posted on Sep 28, 2009
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"My father, being chosen as ambassador to the kingdoms of Dnalsj by his royal honor, Hlausjiere, king of Minzaron, a post to which no man would wish to acquiesce unless so bidden by the king, moved our family from our ancestral estates in Iaubellen to the distant squalor of Sjo-nu. And though I had learned bits and pieces of their strange language and customs I was, as an only son and a boy already consumed by his own fears, very much alone in that strange land. In my solitude I took to exploring the rolling hillsides while my sisters were married off to wealthy Dnalsjin men of distinction and my mother, herself condemned to her own form of seclusion, began to drink away whatever was left of her life. During these wanderings I came across the remains of an old wall and what seemed, to me at least, to be the foundations of a small tower, and here I came often to sit against its ancient stones and ponder what great men built it and for what purpose. I wished to keep it a secret and so never inquired of my father of its origin. Only later, when I returned to Minzaron to study at he University in Merasar did I learn that it was the last remains of the great wall built over a thousand years earlier by Hammucar the Great to keep back the last vesitges of Dnalsjin resistance to his and his forefathers' conquering. And yet for me, in my youth, it had been a special place, my place, and even now, when the long years of my life have slipped away, I remember it fondly, and if I close my eyes I can smell the sweet grass and the tall flowers, and feel those old stones against my back." Just a little story....the image was made with Vue 7. I modeled the wall and tower in Silo and created the rest with xfrog. Hope you like it!

Comments (37)


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kjer_99

10:31AM | Thu, 01 October 2009

I like that you are adding more ruins and buildings to your renders. This ruin looks very realistic.

Realm_Of_Illusion

2:49PM | Thu, 01 October 2009

Very cool scene, so well done! A great composition.

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supermarioART

6:00PM | Thu, 01 October 2009

Impressive realism and composition!!!

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vorban

2:57PM | Wed, 28 October 2009

gorgeous image! big fantasy

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Chipka

12:21AM | Tue, 03 November 2009

Another wonderful image and tale. The image alone is astonishinly good, so rich in details, light and color. The story adds a wonderful note of longing and darkness, making this a more real place, all the more special to me, because I remember ruined walls that are all but forgotten. There are such walls in Prague. Common, contemporary apartments stand bare meters from what's left of an ancient fort. I love this image and the brilliant tale that accompanies it.

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faroutsider

4:13AM | Wed, 04 November 2009

It's official - you're good!

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artrager

7:55PM | Fri, 11 December 2009

Outstanding work! I am blown away by the originality and craftsmanship.

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