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00amai00 [2010-01-28 03:32:45 +0000 UTC]
ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS !! i love dragons
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ccjellis [2009-12-10 22:46:15 +0000 UTC]
SURPRISE!!!! XD
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ObloquyCondemed [2009-11-21 22:52:11 +0000 UTC]
I really like Dracorex, his attitude, his design, everything. Really cool looking dude.
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Frazzled-Niya [2009-10-11 01:37:10 +0000 UTC]
hahahaa...Love the expression on the ground dragon's face...just totally ignoring the black dragon and wanting to be on his way/
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GoredGuar [2009-09-26 15:06:19 +0000 UTC]
Oh-so-FANTASTIC Lhune! I'm loving the poses and energy in the characters' movements. Really, really good!
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alecan [2009-09-26 11:01:10 +0000 UTC]
really really nice. Love the pose, color and shading. And with that story I just had to fave it!
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xlaurabevx [2009-09-25 19:21:40 +0000 UTC]
Thats amazing! o.o
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Resonance21 [2009-09-23 22:15:16 +0000 UTC]
Fantastic work! I love your style. The softness of your shading for the muscles is beautiful <3
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CaraidArt In reply to Resonance21 [2009-09-23 23:15:26 +0000 UTC]
Thanks a lot!
.. Your icon is hypnotising.
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Niohoggr [2009-09-23 18:37:34 +0000 UTC]
wow, the black dragon turned out exceptionally good! n .n
heh, dracorex hogwartsia ?
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CaraidArt In reply to Niohoggr [2009-09-23 23:15:12 +0000 UTC]
Thanks a lot! ^^
And no, Draco(tyrannosaurus)rex xD. No hogwarts involved x3.
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Niohoggr In reply to CaraidArt [2009-09-26 23:00:34 +0000 UTC]
Dracorex hogwartsia or hogwarstiensis is an existing species or fossil. People are still debating on that.
Anyhow, I love the picture n .n
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CaraidArt In reply to Niohoggr [2009-09-27 21:40:46 +0000 UTC]
Hehee. I looked it up a bit and it made me giggle. Such uproar about how dragons might have existed after all. Dinosaurs are dragons, dragons are dinosaurs, without dinosaurs, there would have been no dragons xD. That's simply how it is.
Dracorex was one of the family of Pachycephalosauridae, "Brother Tuck" from the Jurassic Park movies x3. You can see he's got the same thick skull structure and build.
Looking at the pictures though there are a lot of "dinosaur" skulls or "dragon" skulls that seem very much hand-made. I don't believe everything I see, or everything that's written. It would be quite naive to do so. There are so many people out there who want dragons to be real, so people will transform dinosaur skeletons and skulls into something that might resemble a dragon and get a hell of a lot of attention for it. I won't buy it though, not until someone comes with something that actually does make sense to me xD.
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Niohoggr In reply to CaraidArt [2009-09-28 19:28:17 +0000 UTC]
Yeah, tho' the other end is that when you just can't be absolutely sure about it. O .o
I know about a case - that I might have already mentioned - that some time ago palaentologists found human and dinosaur remains in the same layer of stone. Radiocarbon exams showed that they are of the same age. The rest of the scientific world said that the machine is obviously faulty. So be it, they took it to another one, independent to the first exam's place. And it showed the same results. Then the case got swept under the rug...
Soo yeah, while I do not believe it could be myself, it makes me think why did they do that.
In a case a bit similar, when people were trying to get some hairs found in Australia identified got the result of it being a dog's. They previously have had big cat specialists have a look and they said it's theirs. This had repeated it self about 3 times, when they on purpose gathered some hair from the local zoo. The hair of - as I recall a leopard - a big cat. The laboratory returned the same results however: claiming it was a dog's... If nothing else it makes you think about just how well do they do their jobs...
In any case, I am quite intrigued by cryptids, but keep an eye open about them. Some just might be real after all.
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CaraidArt In reply to Niohoggr [2009-09-28 20:05:14 +0000 UTC]
I've read those stories, and they're especially greatly supported by creationists. Y'know, religion. People who try to prove that dinosaurs and humans co-existed. In that same manner, footprints of dinosaurs and "humans" were found in a same area of a same age, as if they had walked alongside eachother. However later studies proved that if those footprints were indeed human, the humans would've been as tall as elephants and weighed about the same. In other words; they were either not human, or of giant humans. If giant humans had existed however, more evidence of their existance should've been found by now, and I most certainly don't believe they have.
If a human skeleton was found of the same age as a dinosaur skeleton, and it was absolutely sure that it was of the same age, then I'd start having my doubts. But as long as people find dinosaur skeletons that are of the same age as a certain human skeleton (in other words, dinosaur skeletons of only a few thousand years old), I'm not at all convinced. Any natural law we know defies the fact that the world is only a couple thousand years old, it is in all ways absolutely impossible. Unless magic is real, which it quite obviously isn't, there is simply no way. Some people claim that this is just another religion, but I know it to be true. Call me arrogant, but I prefer to trust in people who try to improve and chance their facts to perfection by using logics, than to trust in those who rely on stories passed on and written thousands of years ago.
It's intriguing and definitely interesting, but not very realistic.
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Niohoggr In reply to CaraidArt [2009-09-30 11:07:45 +0000 UTC]
Yeah, what I'm saying is that the scientific world, so to speak, often turns away from the unusual without real reason or without actually looking into the phenomena at hand.
And EEwwww creationists XD
But seriously I don't support them at all.
I'm just not convinced that all of the dinosaurs were extinct leaving only mammals and small reptiles (along with fishes from the vertebrates) alive. It's just too odd, the usually suspected culprits for that mass massacre just wouldn't spare them.
And the sightings of the odd ones like Nessie, or the Mokélé Mbembé make me think.
Also, I would recommend a book for you, catch is that it is most likely only in hungarian - sadly. It's title is "Birth Of Dragons". It elaborates on this topic, using real live scientists' work (as in not creationists but real and recognised scientists) as it take the reader on a trip to what has been swept under the rug thoughout history. (And no this isn't a fictional story, more like a long essay) The writer is Szabolcs Iványi btw.
And also I respect other people's views and opinions, so I'm not trying to force you to think otherwise or change your way of seeing things, just would like to show you something interesting. n .n
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Dozaloz [2009-09-23 16:41:53 +0000 UTC]
I really love the black dragon! His pose is beautiful, lovely and fluid. I also really like how you picked out the muscles and veins on Ryu, little details like that really make a difference! My only crit is that Dracorex looks a little too grayscale for my liking - you could have maybe picked out a few more colours, like his scales reflecting some bright blues from the sky and greens/reds from below, just to add some variation of hue :>
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CaraidArt In reply to Dozaloz [2009-09-23 21:35:11 +0000 UTC]
Mmmh I guess the image does look a bit too cold, but I had no idea how to put warmer colours in there without it looking completely random and weird.
Thanks Doz <3.
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Dozaloz In reply to CaraidArt [2009-09-24 07:57:05 +0000 UTC]
You could just have blueish highlights along the top edge and warmer colours along the bottom edge, with maybe some sparkly scales : > sparklesparkle!
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CaraidArt In reply to Dozaloz [2009-09-24 09:18:34 +0000 UTC]
Hmmm. Yus. I could have done that xD.
Sparkllllle!
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Iagal [2009-09-23 16:14:41 +0000 UTC]
Dynamic, fantastic detailed picture.
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Iagal In reply to CaraidArt [2009-09-24 14:50:14 +0000 UTC]
No problem!
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Shadowmanic [2009-09-23 14:53:49 +0000 UTC]
this is beautiful!
not only are the characters nice to look at but the story just completes it and makes me want to know more about the two of them!
awesome job
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CaraidArt In reply to cayaa [2009-09-23 13:20:39 +0000 UTC]
Thanks a lot! :3 <3
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Ardengrail In reply to CaraidArt [2009-09-23 13:33:27 +0000 UTC]
:3 oh yeh, I think they compliment your work
and my pleasure ^^
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Nemonus [2009-09-23 12:09:06 +0000 UTC]
Really well-done drawings and entertaining story. I like how Ryu is interacting by looking down, but Dracorex is just moving ahead trying to ignore what's looming above. I weren't sure they were supposed to be in the same picture at first, but after reading the story it made perfect sense that they were and that their personalities were being illustrated. Also, the musculature and sense of movement on Dracorex are fantastic.
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RekalaRain [2009-09-23 11:03:04 +0000 UTC]
I adooore this! The story that goes with it is lovely too! You can clearly see the scene, and I can sorta imagine it all as I read on. You're pulled in. You seem to make your characters so... alive!
It seems there is some sort of texture to their skin! It's something like that I've been trying to achieve, but can't seem to figure out how. Can you make share your secret? ;3
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CaraidArt In reply to RekalaRain [2009-09-23 11:12:10 +0000 UTC]
Oh, and a side note, for this particular image I drew in the little scales on Ryu myself using the hard-edge brush tool on a seperate layer. It's a bit of work, but I figured it would look better.
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