Mountain Dragon by Spydraxis

DAZ|Studio • Fantasy • posted on Oct 09, 2013

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Description

Mountain Dragons are the largest of all dragons and are feared on every world on which they exist. At nearly 400 feet in length these mighty predators are incredibly intelligent and capable of leveling small settlements and outposts. Their tough hides are as durable as Mythril and are considered a non-conventional material and are thus practically unaffected by conventional weapons. These immense creatures breath fire like so many of their brethren with devastating effect. Their powerful teeth and claws are capable of mangling armored vehicles and their maw is large enough to swallow horses and other equines whole. On many worlds where they once thrived only skeletal remains can be found. Armies of Mages have been used to wipe out most of these creatures on many worlds, Mages being the one of the few creatures capable of bringing these creatures down.

Comments (6)

ronmolina

8:48AM | Wed, 09 October 2013

Nicely done!

Spydraxis

10:07AM | Wed, 09 October 2013

Thanks I'm glad you like it.

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korbib

9:53AM | Wed, 09 October 2013

Good work. Maybe you should try wih some depth of field.

Spydraxis

10:07AM | Wed, 09 October 2013

I used just enough depth of field to get the desired result I didn't want to blur the background too much as I wanted to keep the beautiful scenery.

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Greywolf44

10:38AM | Wed, 09 October 2013

Beautiful inflight capture. I like that you kept the dragon more or less monotone. Overall a really nice composition. Love the moon on the horizon.

Spydraxis

1:45PM | Wed, 09 October 2013

Thanks for the comment, the goal was to get the dragon to match the surrounding terrain and be able to blend in. The moon in the background was more of an afterthought but the sky needed something. I'm glad you liked it.

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Desgar

11:11AM | Wed, 09 October 2013

Simply outstanding, but I feel mountain dragons may have a lot to say about mages and their like bothering them all the time. :)

Spydraxis

1:46PM | Wed, 09 October 2013

The thing to really take from that was that it takes Groups of Mages to bring these behemoths down. LOL But yeah I bet they'd a have a thing or two to say.

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