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Ahyicodae — Dragon skeleton
Published: 2007-01-01 20:13:35 +0000 UTC; Views: 61868; Favourites: 1476; Downloads: 49928
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I wanted to make a western dragon, but the only lizard photos I was able to take over winter break were of dinosaur bones, so she's going to have to be an undead dragon. She will probably be finished in the next few days. In the meantime here is the skeleton.Credit to the clouds background goes to ~mgdeath5 . He has some gorgeous artwork in his gallery, so do stop by and take a look.
The original cloud photograph is at: [link]
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Whoa, that's wicked awesome! faving this
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thanks... i used in my work [link]
tahnks...
comment please
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666 faves right now! We're all gonna die! Just kidding,,,this is great!
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its wicked. the bones look so real its awesome
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Best looking that i have ever seen!
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i almost like this better than the version with muscle tissue. this one has more of a frozen in time feel to it though, like its just the remains of a dragon, rather than a dracolich.
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Awesome! It's so well-put-together. I love the pose as well
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Man, i love this.
The only flaw i see is that the dragon will be unable to fly. XD.
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Well, y'know, dinosaurs are like the cavemen to dragons. So using dinosaur bones is actually a smart idea. :3
Can't wait to see it done, seeing as you said you were going to turn it into an undead dragon.
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Ne? Where did you get the ground bit from?
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Pics I took at the beach, actually. They're seaweed covered rocks.
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Sweet! There needs to be more Dracoliches out there.
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This is really awesome. Like, to the extreme... I wouldn't be surprised that if in a couple hundred years this would be found in an art museum.
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Very good! I can't tell if I like this one, or the completed one better!!
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Wow! interesting!! and amazing, amazing, amazing!
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The aspect of your work here that got my eye is the play of light on the rocks and the skeleton.
The moss adds a decaying feel too as well as great texture.
The point of view drawing the eye from the feet to its head then to the sky is well thought out.
Very good effort on your part.
All in all a well thought out piece.
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I really love this piece. I have featured a thumb of your work in my journal [link]
I hope that, that is ok with you, if not please note me and I will gladly remove it.
Great job!
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It is always okay with me.
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the anatomy is alittle wonky but none the less it's really great. i like it
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Omg this is amazing. When I first saw this I thought the skeleton was real!
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Oh, excellent! That's exactly how I wanted it to be! Thank you!
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ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh*in high pitched angely voice*
i'm going to eat ur brain to steal ur talents mu wha ha ha ha
i 
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it's bloody amazing. great work.
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* jaw drops open; no further comments *
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The size of this picture is rather ironic (note the 666 kb file size under details), especially considering the variant, "Summoned from Hell" that you also posted, which benefited from the enchancements you gave it over this. Nice work!
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