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ancestorsrelic In reply to Wallaroo [2012-11-03 23:13:47 +0000 UTC]

Yeah... that's a damn good Creature Feature! It isn't aired very often here in germany and hard to get on DVD. Oddly enough the german title was "American Monster"... don't ask me, why.
But more than this work, this one [link] was inspired by Q.

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ancestorsrelic In reply to DogRedScottie [2011-06-03 18:01:12 +0000 UTC]

Hehehe... when i saw your work i thought "That looks far better than mine!"

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ancestorsrelic In reply to Duzloo [2010-08-02 20:11:18 +0000 UTC]

Thanks! Gerade an dem Klauengriff habe ich wohl 2-3 Stunden "rumgeposert" bis es wirklich passte... Schliesslich will unser schuppiger Freund ihr ja nicht wehtun... jedenfalls solange nicht, bis das Essen frisch auf dem Tisch angekommen ist

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Duzloo In reply to ancestorsrelic [2010-08-03 09:13:15 +0000 UTC]

Na klar

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ancestorsrelic In reply to DrAgOnOfFoReSt [2010-04-23 17:50:05 +0000 UTC]

I just thought about when he's already marriaged, coming home and Miss Dragon is awaiting him... She: "What's that? One skinny damsel? Nothing more?? I have to feed 4 hungry hatchlings and you bring only one damsel back? Thank you for nothing, you useless reptile!"
He: "They are not easy to catch anymore and simply to pick up from the sacrifying-poles like in the good old mediaeval times...!"

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DrAgOnOfFoReSt In reply to ancestorsrelic [2010-04-26 22:56:30 +0000 UTC]

Already marriaged? D'Oh!
No problem, I can imagine that alternative timeline...
Now, that dialog is truly funny! XD

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ancestorsrelic In reply to no-nameno [2010-04-21 21:54:00 +0000 UTC]

Yes, don't forget the good old classic dragon who eating his damsels raw, alive and without ketchup! Sacrifying maidens to dragons is unfortunately an almost forgotten tradition today

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no-nameno In reply to ancestorsrelic [2010-04-22 08:44:20 +0000 UTC]

I KNOW!!! they should all go back to old fasion ways. (even though some of that other art is ok)

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ancestorsrelic In reply to sh4rky2 [2010-04-21 22:05:03 +0000 UTC]

It's the "MilDragon 2" from DAZ3D. It's an older model from 2005 and i am just started to pimp up it a little bit, especially the textures and bumpmaps. It's not finished yet, it need some more overwork, the morphs need some tuning too, maybe even the mesh need some overwork in Hexagon 2. During my work on it i said to myself "How to tune your Dragon" and found the title for it
Guess, i will do some further dragon-works from time to time too.

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sh4rky2 In reply to ancestorsrelic [2010-04-21 22:25:20 +0000 UTC]

Who said anything about needing improvement? What's with you Perfectionists? Always wanting to make something thats already perfect into something even better! By the time you make something absolutely perfect, you will have no time in creating other amazing artworks!
And you better show more dragon artwork! In fact, once you get bored with the Sucuriju adventure (Which I doubt will be anytime soon...), start a series with some dragons. (Only a suggestion, mind you...)

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ancestorsrelic In reply to sh4rky2 [2010-04-22 10:18:17 +0000 UTC]

I will never stop to try to made my works better and better. This work is finished now, but in the next work i will try to remove, avoid or correct the details, that i am not totally satisfied with in this work... And in the next work i will surely encounter new problems and new flaws...
I guess, every artist is trying to become better and better, otherwise he can stop creating artworks or would staying at the same level forever. I know, i would never reach perfection, but always trying to come closer and closer to it.
Looking back on my 2008-works i often say now: The lighting is mediocre, the posing is looking too stiff, the textures looking unnatural, the camera-angle is choosen wrong, etc. And in a few years i will look back on my 2010-works and i hope, that i will say the same about them again then, because that shows me, that i have enhanced my skills a little bit in the meantime.
But i withstand the urge to modify older works. They are finished... Always the next work will be the better one.

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sh4rky2 In reply to ancestorsrelic [2010-04-22 22:24:50 +0000 UTC]

deep, man, that was deep.

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