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Poser Fantasy posted on Apr 29, 2010
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1 week holiday and soo much to do *g* Credits: the Grass and white Flowers are from Traveller, RDNA, Dragon is Subdragon from Daz, Texture the Elemental Stone Dragon from RawArt Butterfly from Noggin (at Daz) Light and Terrain from RDNA, Terradome system

Comments (14)


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Mack43

4:19AM | Thu, 29 April 2010

Great image, love the texture on the dragon.

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ledwolorz

4:36AM | Thu, 29 April 2010

Beautiful work.

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Tracesl

4:51AM | Thu, 29 April 2010

excellent and wonderfully done

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Carlazzo

5:34AM | Thu, 29 April 2010

Stunning artwork my friend, excellent done....love the color palette and pose.

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thecytron

8:25AM | Thu, 29 April 2010

Xcellent texturing work!

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texboy

8:32AM | Thu, 29 April 2010

well done, and most imaginative! much nicer than a bad dragon, or a dead one!! good work!!

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Faery_Light

8:59AM | Thu, 29 April 2010

The texture on the dragon must use displacement maps. It is fantastic! Excellent image.

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A.C.Wolfe

9:51AM | Thu, 29 April 2010

Very cool!

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crender Online Now!

11:33AM | Thu, 29 April 2010

Awesome work!

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2121

2:42PM | Thu, 29 April 2010

stunning work, what a wonderful render

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bugatti

3:57PM | Thu, 29 April 2010

fine!

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Tea_Rex

4:21PM | Thu, 29 April 2010

This is a wonderful delight to my eyes. Visiting a zoo, many years ago, I rested a while on a small wooden bridge that passed over an everglade exhibit.  Just below the bridge, half buried in a small stream, resided a crocodile ... looking near to a cousin of your charming fellow above.  Resting his chin upon the shorline, eyes wide open, the croc' did not move the smallest bit over the time I stayed there watching. At one point a little frog hopped into view and landed square on the great lizard's snout.  I flinched seeing this and was certain that frog was about to meet his end.  But that ol' croc' did not even blink an eye.  Either he had no taste for Amphibian appetizers that day or some primordial instinct kept his reflexes in check with promise of some larger prey.  I was deeply impressed by that display of self control and/or reserved patience. I'd not thought about that experience in a very long time ... yet it rushed straight back into my memory the moment I opened your image. A wonderfully envisioned and realized work! Enjoy your holiday!! Terry

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tamburro

5:46PM | Thu, 29 April 2010

Amazing scene!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Bravo!!!!!

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ANGELFIRE999

3:43PM | Sat, 08 May 2010

Excellent work! Love that dragon!


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