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Published: 2002-11-09 17:24:55 +0000 UTC; Views: 12483; Favourites: 140; Downloads: 1023
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Done for a book by Goodman Games.Sketched and painted in Photoshop.
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I gotta use this picture in my current Eberron campaign...
(Though I wonder how Goodman Games could use the yuan-ti in their books - after all, they are not in the SRD, and thus remain the intellectual property of Wizards of the Coast...)
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*wipes tears*.....ok i give up doing art....you win ok?? fuckin A this is awesome
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LOL I wonder the amount of hours you spend in one of those pieces 
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Fantastic!
I saw this arkwork before, I didnt let a comment, I only was seeing it... for long time
Now Im back to say: amazing work! Congratulations! This is really good, and I love it
snakes are family of me
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Other than the black demon looking like a statue, this piece is awesome. Love the head gear on the squating demon, the palm trees and the sky.
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First off, love that sky. The clouds are amazing.
Second, the characters are very well done. I especially like the scales on the snake dudes.
Third, the textures on the building are bad ass.
Nice job with this DD.
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that looks good, original stuff too, well done, congrats on DD
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You just recieved a and a watch, well not recieved, you will recieve, thats better...
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the midgets enjoy this
the demons speak vulgarly to our artistic talent
they are devious to the max
keep on rockin with the evil demons
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Hmm........ lemme guess what can be said about this......... hmm........ maybe nothin'
'cause I cannot say nething more than what's said already.....
So I guess only thing I can say is ......... this piece rocks
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Very nice work indeed..
I like those reptile dudes.
It might be a bit bright for my taste. Perhaps that's just because I'm not used to seeing a painting of such creatures in broad daylight, if you see what I mean...
..anyway, I like it too.
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"The colors, Duke, the colors!"
Gah! Snakes! Reptiles! *Falls in love*
Hmm.. Minotuar topped snake/naga.. Just when I thought I'd seen everything. Excellent job.
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That was done in photoshop? And it was sketched?
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That looks grreeeeat. Like a pro-painting. I really like the characters as well. It's like you gave them life with yo' style.
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you need more soft shadows on the ground under the creatures...
awsome work btw!
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Te felicito, sencillamente me encanta. Is very cool!!
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Yay for AD&D, but where are the Yuan ti mages eh?
Cool piece, it's interesting to see soemthing from games like BG2 so vividly portrayed, you certainly captured their reptillian essence.
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cant believe it... its just great, stunning, amazing, creepy...
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hm.. the front most character with the hand-axe seems to be floating;
no shadow is cast on the creature behind it, nor on the building, as it is
with the others. the rest seems ok though; perhaps the black snake-thingy
needs a shadow of his torso cast on the building as well, as is done with his
tail.
nice work. keep it up.
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Masterpiece
I played a Yuan-Ti in 3rd edition once, great fun
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Wow great work. Very original idea and pulled off superbly! EXcellent!
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mad work, only mistakes i can find are in the shadows, they are a bit odd in parts. apart form that great work, love the colours, the palm and the sky look increadible!
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great airbrushing
the creatures look very interesting
nice cover
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very wicked design - highly original! glad to see this received the daily feature.
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ThatΒ΄s damn good - I wish I could do that.
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very nice painting I always admire people who can paint well
but I have some problems with this. Where is the shadow for the creature on the roof on the left hand side? A shadow should appear on the ground other than the roof.
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Woah...if hat doesnt jump out at yu, i dont kno wat does.Nicejob Im lovin it.Keep it up, ill be lookin ou for more f your work !
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