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Finished in 2005, July. Objective: over all check for painting.

Wing Knight, is a sky unit of the dark side, in these old fantasy simulation games Elthlead/The Emblem of Gaia. Player commands the light side to wipe out the dark side, which is quite convensional style.
We just kill all of dark side units, but what if we think about the war dead in the dark side? Master N, a friend of mine, originaly thought about the idea 15 years ago(!), and he made a rough sketch of the scene, though I don't remember what it was.(I remember his idea, but not his picture at all)
Anyway I borrowed his idea. Reality, the feel of materials, blood and dirt are better than I expected. BG, conposition, perspective, could be more improved. (weak points XD)

Though a bit bloody, I'd be happy if you liked it.

Finally does anyone know if there is an English word(should be one, literary word) which corresponds to "cry bitterly, emotionally, with regret, sorrow, and sometimes anger"? I'd been looking for the proper word and was unable to find one. That's why I put the Japanese title "Doukoku".

Description
Finished in 2005, July. Objective: over all check for painting.

Wing Knight, is a sky unit of the dark side, in these old fantasy simulation games Elthlead/The Emblem of Gaia. Player commands the light side to wipe out the dark side, which is quite convensional style.
We just kill all of dark side units, but what if we think about the war dead in the dark side? Master N, a friend of mine, originaly thought about the idea 15 years ago(!), and he made a rough sketch of the scene, though I don't remember what it was.(I remember his idea, but not his picture at all)
Anyway I borrowed his idea. Reality, the feel of materials, blood and dirt are better than I expected. BG, conposition, perspective, could be more improved. (weak points XD)

Though a bit bloody, I'd be happy if you liked it.

Finally does anyone know if there is an English word(should be one, literary word) which corresponds to "cry bitterly, emotionally, with regret, sorrow, and sometimes anger"? I'd been looking for the proper word and was unable to find one. That's why I put the Japanese title "Doukoku".