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Patchworkdove β Still out there, somewhere...
Published: 2005-08-22 01:27:46 +0000 UTC; Views: 955; Favourites: 48; Downloads: 60
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They are still out there, somewhere, but only if you know where to look.I see dragons everywhere. In the clouds, in trees, in rocks, even in the patterns of wood grain and carpet pile.
I think this nebula's name was obvious ([link] ), but alas, it was not to be. What should have been The Dragon is called The Witch's Head.
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Beautiful. How did you create this? It looks so starry and ethereal. I give this two thumbs up and a standing ovation.
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So glad I found this picture again! Very beautiful and reflective.
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Nice job! And I think you're right. Witch head? 
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Hiya, just a little message to let you know this piece of work has been featured in Issue 38 of Devious Dragons, the blog for older dragon artwork [link]
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Hiya, just a little message to let you know this piece of work has been featured in Issue 38 of Devious Dragons, the blog for older dragon artwork [link]
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I agree. It barely even looks like a witch's head! D:
Anyway, it's a very beautiful piece. ^-^
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That's fucking beautiful; made even more so that it's taken from something real. Excellent work, that is too pretty. *stares at it for hours*
Somebody should write a petition to rename that nebula...
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very nice. reminds me of the celestial explorations by kagaya.
the only thing i can nitpick about, it the size of the stars. they could have been a little smaller...
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It does look like a dragon...the original picture I mean. 
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wow this is beautiful... dragons 
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I can sum this up in one word -- KICKASS.
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This is awesome! What a great idea, and a fantastic painting
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unbelieveable... this is photomanipulation, isΒ΄nt it?
greez... meph
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Yup, but quite an extensive one. There's not a whole lot left of the original source photo.
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yeh... i can see... cool work... keep it on
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