Sisterly Fury (For Jen) by Greywolf Starkiller
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Description
Whilst strolling through the woods, Sir Andar
came upon a maiden being chased by a fearsome
dragon! Being the stalwart, noble, honorable,
etc, knight that he is, he immediately took action
to defend this damsel in distress. Alas for our
hero, what he seemed to see was not what was
actually happening. The maiden, Annalith by
name, came to her foster sister's defense, and
proceded to blast our stalwart hero for
frightening her baby sister! Being a stalwart,
noble, honorable, etc, knight is not as easy
as it used to be, alas. :) In case you're
curious, this was the little girl rescued from
the 'big uglies' in a previous pic. Heh.
Jen, this one is for you. Hope you like. ^_-
DAZ: Stephanie Petite, Tunic for SP3, Dragonling,
Forest set 2, Michael 3, High Elf armour,
Keone Hair.
PoserPros: Peony for Stephanie Petite.
Greywolf
Comments (8)
Awesome and splendid scene...bravissimo!V:DDD.Hugsxx
The scorn of a woman! Poor guy ... he'll learn hopefully. Excellent render and story line!
excellent scene! I really love that dragon glaring up at the poor guy from beneath the woman, lol.. reminds me of my dog when I fuss at one of my girls, he has to get in on the act, from behind me of course, rofl... great work.
Great poses! Pretty funny,too!
hmmmmm. makes me think of a few particularly sad short stories i've read. very nice use of simple scenery, and good story telling. the vibrant colors are very attractive, and contrast well with the background and scenery. for some reason, the relative positions of the dragon's head and her feet feel awkward to me, and i think it would look better if she were free to step forward and move aggressively. in other words, dragon's head to either side, but not in between her feet. also, nice subtle use of filters. it doesn't have the standard, out of the box / default look many filtered images do.
First off I love the clarity in this which seems to especially show up on her tunic, the scene and the dragons pose, (as I know to time and frustration is simply excellent!!) and thirdly I love that you actully dedicated this to me!! Thankyou so much!!!
lol. I love the little dragon between her legs. So much is expressed by the body language. Excellent. (^_^)
Very nice image. I really like the postwork, it gives it a sort of "classics illustrated" feel. The only problem I see is that the dragon and the woman's cloak are a bit too much alike in color, I think having the dragon be either more red or purple, maybe green, would work better. Excellent posing on the figures, and a great use of the underutilized SP.