SciFi and Fantasy Art: Dragon's 'Law'

This is fantastic!!! I love how you did the background, it's so realistic. The dragons are awesome!!

Now THIS is inspiring. *holds his head in a basket of cold water to prevent overheating from all the storylines that start developing in his mind*

There you have it. I actually wrote a story about this one. I hope you'll come over and read it. It's in my lib and called "We gather at the stones".

Oh my! you've really made the viewer feel small in this picture. I get the feeling I'm spying while hiding behind a rock and fervently hoping I'm not discovered!

Didn't I comment on this? I'm sure I did... I know I read the story...

Heeee... It looks like a dragon council meeting...

HAHA thats awsome! thats going to replace the section in my history notebook

It does look like a counsel meetin'!!! Tight though. Ermmmm i like the casting of the darkness that you casted over the dragon

It would have looked better if you saved it as a JPEG picture. If you convert it to a GIF and index color palette, also don't use "pattern" dithering, but instead select some "diffusion" method. If that was all mumbojumbo to you, don't worry ...

I don't know how i missed seeing your comment till now. believe it or not i DO know or have a pretty good idea what you're talking about - but - i didn't get there that way. didn't convert it TO a gif but created it as one. which as it turns out, rendering to a file as a tga insted of redering to viewport as a gif does solve that patern dithered look, even if i do later convert it to a gif, though in either case a much higher density and with it file size resault. purple mountain magical and yard006 are examples of this better method that i'm starting to use more of the time now. (all autocad, no photoshop involved)

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