Dragon Sitter Revisited by Daio

Poser • Fantasy • posted on Jul 21, 2010

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I don't normally revisit images once I finish them but this once just called out for more twisty dragons - that and a slightly more exasperated expression on her face. There are now a baker's dozen of eastern dragons in this image - can you find them all?

Comments (21)

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mininessie

4:02PM | Wed, 21 July 2010

:D great!!!

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anitalee

4:06PM | Wed, 21 July 2010

Excellent!

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doarte

4:15PM | Wed, 21 July 2010

Exquisite work, Beautifully done. +5 from doarte's MADHOUSE

dayna2

4:16PM | Wed, 21 July 2010

Enough to make a grown sitter cry

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alessimarco

4:24PM | Wed, 21 July 2010

Yep, I see them all, plus one spider! Nicely done!

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SWard80

4:33PM | Wed, 21 July 2010

Still a fantastic image! Yup, think I found all the dragons!

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Dragonluna1

6:12PM | Wed, 21 July 2010

LOL!!

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Faemike55

8:06PM | Wed, 21 July 2010

Found them all and the spider as well! Poor gal! I hope she is getting well paid for this.

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BIGBEAR1965

8:40PM | Wed, 21 July 2010

Fantastic!

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LBAMagic

10:32PM | Wed, 21 July 2010

Those dragons seem happy the dragon sitter revisited them. Apparently the last dragon sitter was......fired ;-) Excellent image again.

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WilliamEpic3

12:28AM | Thu, 22 July 2010

Extremely colorful! I have seen a lot of your work including many of your early, original Elfwood postings. I believe THIS may be your best work ever. Vivid dragon colors are softer. I live near the home of VUE, and notice the foliage here has a gray effect at a distance. VUE makes 3D foliage that way. (Bryce and Vista Pro foliage used to be colorful, but starkly so.) With VUE you can mix strong colors without them clashing. You've discovered that independently. Fantastic picture. Great technique. I hope to see it again!

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