Wallpapers - and then there was you by DDD ArtiTecht

Wallpapers / and then there was you

Artist's Note

**Updated: Corrected lighting for more realistic full-moon effect.**

It was a much more brutal time then, all things were callous and ferocious. To exist was to endure. It was essential to persist and surmount discord just to nourish oneself. Trust, compassion, and warmth were merely apparitions. Respite was practically unattainable.

My mind was consumed with the hunt, my energy thriving on the next confrontation. I was, perhaps, the most fearsome of our kind, annihilating multitudes of adversaries. Content in the regime of quotidian conflict, I explored no other way.

�and then there was you.

->Hope you all like! The first of three in this series. Also my first piece to be in a contest (over at daz3d.com)

Comments (5)

	rkenshin: Pretty work and a nice update. Your newest is best. Fri, Oct 11th at 06:27pm (7 years ago)
	report Anetalaya says: I don't like it, because now you just see the mountains, but not the dragons, which are the most important part of the wall. Besides, if you are working with a fantastic animal, who said that the enviroment must be real?? The sky looks better; but about the rest of the wall... I prefer the first one. Tue, Oct 8th at 04:36pm (7 years ago)
	report Neo_Drakin says: If you are modeling these creatures...just feature the creature..and put it onto like a white wall...and FEATURE the creature...that hardest part of that would be modeling them... the mountians shouldnt be all that you see....Bad for a wallpaper...good for creature creations... see this type of stuff more on Deviantart Tue, Oct 8th at 04:49pm (7 years ago)
	report ejaquier says: I absolutely love this. It's coloring is beautiful! Thank you! Tue, Jun 5th at 08:37pm (2 years ago)
	report PuNk NiRvAnA says: WOAH ! i think its really cool but anetalaya has a point, either the dragons should have been clear of they just shouldn't have been there . Its freakin awsm ! i lov it ! =) Wed, Jun 6th at 12:36pm (2 years ago)
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