Ancient Blue by Arakas

Poser • Fantasy • posted on Sep 19, 2011

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Description

This render is designed more as a reference than any artistic offering. By default the scale for millennium dragon 2 is set at 250%. This setting produces a dragon with a length of 31'9", by my calculations. While certainly nothing to be taken lightly, it really doesn't measure up to the expectations numerous books over the years have instilled in me, for these majestic creatures. In this scene I have set the scale to 625%, in hopes of accurately representing an ancient blue dragon. Length is 83'0", with a body weight of approximately 150,000 pounds. I added a basic M4 mage in for reference. My hope is that this representation gives this magnifiscent creature the respect and awe it truly desearves. Enjoy, -Arakas

Comments (17)

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Jean_C

2:19PM | Mon, 19 September 2011

Superb blue dragon and lighting!

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cecemckenzie

2:22PM | Mon, 19 September 2011

Cool

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Tholian

2:34PM | Mon, 19 September 2011

Interesting play with relativity in sizes. I've never quite looked at the images this way before. A nice study.

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Mara105

2:35PM | Mon, 19 September 2011

there can only be seen how big a kite ^^ Fantastic Work ^^

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Leije

2:52PM | Mon, 19 September 2011

Outstanding and impressive image !

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flavia49

4:20PM | Mon, 19 September 2011

excellent work

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StudioTjeerd

4:35PM | Mon, 19 September 2011

Great scene and comparision between the size of the man and the dragon.

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Radar_rad-dude

6:54PM | Mon, 19 September 2011

I have always guessed at the dimensions for dragons, never being consistant. It is nice to have some definate reference to go by and I like this one here! Most magnificent display and wonderful information! Very well done!!!

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