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Some work for the new D&D book, Into the Unknown: [link]Follow me on Facebook: [link]
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Copyright 2012 Wizards of the Coast
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I really like this painting, very detailed and the perspective is nice
Great colours too good job!
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Hi! Is there any possibility for me to use this picture on a boardgame of mine? If so, please, contact me at venshad@gmail.com
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Exactly what I was looking for, after 40min searchin'.
Thanks !
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Wow I always find it amazing how much thought and care is put into paintings, and you are no exception! I love the angle you set this in!
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Thank the Lord D&D books are getting good illustrations after an era of darkness.
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Kick ass location.
I'm not sure I'm sold on the new D&D edition, I've run through some of the playtesting, but I'm still iffy. After the forth edition 'thundercrap' I'm not so sure of WOTC anymore.
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Awesome!
It reminds me of God of War - Ghost of Sparta
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The angle is great, it really makes you feel like you're in the picture.
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wonderfully trashed and dirty, just how you wish your dungeon to be. I love it!^^
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Excellent. I notice you have been playing around with more dramatic perspective lately. Something I need to pay more more attention to myself.
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reminds me tomb raider games...
anywho, great work as always!
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Nice! Properly atmospheric and beautifully drawn, as always.
(It is sometimes a pain to be both a fantasy lover and a realist, though; even while I'm enjoying it, I'm thinking "They better have a REALLY good oxygen source if they're burning that many torches." But after thirty-five years of gaming in worlds where dragons can fly, medusae can turn people to stone by looking at them, and thieves can tiptoe through houses of sleeping people while carrying three hundred yards of rope, a ten-foot pole, two days' supply of water, and a nice assortment of handy swords, you'd think I'd have suppressed that reflex by now.)
Your fan,
--Nonie
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The dramatic sense of terror really is captured in this piece. I like it.
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Absolutely beautiful. Wonderful composition, camera angle, perspective, and oh! The COLORS are so, so beautiful! They're warm but not too cheery--just enough to be mysterious and slightly foreboding. Excellent work!!!
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Dutch angle FTW! 
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You have some really nice detail and lighting in this, good work!
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Oh all the warm colours make my eyes bleed with joy T___T I'm really glad you put in that foreground element, it frames nicely
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