Dream King by Cookienose

New Artists • (none) • posted on Feb 22, 2001

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I've been working on this for awhile...I know it needs some more work. Suggestions would be helpful. Thanks.

Comments (12)

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Brandi

3:18PM | Thu, 22 February 2001

Suggestions - Umm, I have none. I think it's fantastic, as is! Love the colors in the sphere! Very nice reflections too! Great work! :)

egor

7:45PM | Thu, 22 February 2001

I like it a lot! The crystal ball is cool! I have been doing some crystal balls in some of my work lately. Please take a look at "Wizard's Desk" and let me know what you think.

stoney54

12:37AM | Fri, 23 February 2001

It's truely a work of art! Great job! :-)

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desdemona

1:59AM | Fri, 23 February 2001

He is truly dreamy....love this image - bigger please :) DES

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chimerauk

2:24AM | Fri, 23 February 2001

I like that, that's really cool that is....

Heart'Song

6:31AM | Fri, 23 February 2001

This is really nice. What apps are you using?

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Cookienose

8:59AM | Fri, 23 February 2001

Forgot to give credit where credit is due. (Shame on me). Steve Shanks created the Valorum coat, whoever created the cauldron is unknown. (I lost the readme - sorry!) Made with Poser, sprinkling of Bryce, and Photoshop

Pittiplatsch

1:27PM | Fri, 23 February 2001

Why Beginner gallery .... ??? It is so beautyful

WyndWalker

6:04PM | Fri, 23 February 2001

I agree! You should not be in the beginner's gallery! Lovely pic! Great textures, lighting, and love your king :-)

EvolutionXtinct

5:56PM | Fri, 25 January 2002

Again very nice work :) Love to see more of your ideas.

richpho

4:13PM | Wed, 20 February 2002

I would rotate the entire composition slightly to the right or left in order to create more tension and movement. Way cool!