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Published: 2012-10-22 20:10:43 +0000 UTC; Views: 13130; Favourites: 403; Downloads: 163
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Bronze Dragons are as much at home in the water as they are in the sky. One of their favorite prey are sharks but, as this young Bronze just found out, those creatures tend to bite back...It's the Bronze Dragon from D&D. Done in CS3 in about three days, for this one I wanted to try out some underwater effects. Took me a while to get it right but I'm pleased with the result.
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Although I don't play D&D I'm falling in love with your artworks. Each of them has an awesome concept.
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Oookay... who is hunting who?^^
Extremely nice light effects and an awesome design. Great job!
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That shark did something very foolish, Nice job though!
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As long as they don't overhunt sharks like humans do.
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Someone here is going to have a tasty meal it seems.
Nice effect with the scales and membrane pattern. Like also the underwater effect (especially sun dapples on the bottom). As someone has already pointed out shark's bite would look much more nasty, though. Wouldn't you consider to add some details to the right wing (think wing fingers should be more visible - here it looks flat)? However, the rest of anatomy looks fine
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Thanks for your feedback, I don't think this work is worth revising but I'm sure I can use your insights the next time.
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About as much chance as a tuna would stand against us.
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He sure will be, for a dragon a bite from a shark is just a scratch.
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The art is great itself.
Only one think is not right - the cuts on the dragon's leg. That's certainly not the mark after the shark's bite...
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I know, but I didn't had the stomach to look up a picture of what it really looks like.
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Hmmm... quite right, it's not the most beautiful view in the world...
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no problem, I enjoyed your work!
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It's almost like a paintig-painting, the way you drew the dragon's head.
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Yes, but shark attack sounds a little more edgy. Gotta think of presentation as well when comming up with a title.
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indeed i want one so bad
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What a lesson for the young shark, grabbed in claws and taken out of the water into the air, dropped from a thousand feet - just for the fun of it.
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Then get scolded by the parents for playing with their food.
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Even if its just a young one, I think it's scales would be harder then shark's teeth. But awesome work! I love your art too!
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Shark bites still are nasty. Thanks
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Your art has rekindled my love for Bronze dragons!
They were one of my favorites when I got my first Monster Manual (3rd editioooooon!) and then after the Draconomicon.
x3 Keep up the epicness!!
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Thanks, I have the Draconomicon as well, you could say that it's my bible on dragons.
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That shark is either really, really brave or really, really stupid... maybe both...
I like this picture a lot! I love what you've done with the lighting underwater, especially the shading on the ocean floor. Also, nice work on the details, like the dragon's scales and the blood streaming from the shark's mouth. Great job!
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Thanks. 
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You're welcome! 
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Come at me shark! Bring it!
Hmmm, what would roasted shark taste like... Because fire. xD
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