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"Gloom Pin-up." by Jeremy Dylan Mohler

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	Here's a pin-up of a friends character... Points if you can name the National Geographic I referenced for the background...

Date	Name	Comment
9 May 2004	Anonymous	Loading... wrong on the aztec/mayan it looks more like a greek or roman thing...Awsome pic like most of your others
9 May 2004	Karolis Remeika	Loading... The angle of the pic is very good, and the destroyed temple or whatever it is looks great. So its an aztec or mayan(if pronounced it right) right?
10 May 2004	Catseye, Reiki Master	Loading... Or maybe Crete/Santorini?
10 May 2004	Catseye, Reiki Master	Loading... To me, the background looks more Byzantine....
17 Jul 2004	Alton Lawson	Loading... Pompeii? Awesome whatever it is. Great work here sir.
22 Jun 2005	SOLDAT	Loading... Wow......thats all I have to say.
27 Oct 2005	Luis Filipe dos Reis Peres	Loading... Great architectural pic. This type of stuff is more dificult than it seems at first glance. Very well done and with a great atmosphere.
30 Jan 2006	Anonymous	Loading... I love the detail you went into the sword!!! The Background is awesome as well!!! Keep up the SWEET AWESOME work! I know it can't be easy!
5 Sep 2007	Anonymous	Loading... Great work. Turkish, Persian or Ottoman would be my guess.
21 Oct 2007	Lord Geko	Loading... Great work. Mughal or Seracin?
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'Gloom Pin-up.':

• Created by:

Jeremy Dylan Mohler
• Copyright: ©Jeremy Dylan Mohler. All rights reserved!

• Keywords: Gloom, Ruins, Sword
• Categories: Warrior, Fighter, Mercenary, Knights, Paladins, Weapons, Bows, Swords, Blades, Rapiers...
• Techniques: Pencil/Graphite Pen
• Submitted: 2003-08-07 02:18:27
• Views: 1077
• Resolution: 488x700