Temple of the Falcon by bob4artist
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
The order of the Falcon was started by 7 warriors. They protected pilgrims on the road through the Azure mountain on there way to the city of Pana. There number and wealth grew until in the third rising of the star of Abeal, the dark king of Irana, trying to grab there wealth, suprised and slaughtered almost all of them. The Falcon that were left retreated to the island of Amera, where they settled and built there final temple.
Another of my temple series. Hope you enjoy it. Kind of in diometric opposition to my last image. Comments are always welcome. - Bob

Comments (19)
Great image, like all the details.
Beautiful, beautiful work of art here This one has a very photorealistic look and feel to it as well. Your modeling is outstanding as is the overall concept and execution Stands, removes hat and bows to ya for this outstanding work of art
Lovely! So Peaceful looking :D
Gorgeous, this looks a little like Naboo in Star Wars, beautiful work :)
A cool vision - very grand! I like the story too!
great fantasy scene and composition
Well done! I like your stories behind that.
Beautiful scene!
Gorgeous work.
Really a superbly work....bravissimo!V:DDD.Hugsxx whylma
Fantastic scene, love the lighting, excellent work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Very interesting walls on this one.
Awesome. 5+.
Magical to the MAX
Simply amazing art and gallery. Wondering if you are the Digital Dreams that Peggy Walters mentioned in my LVS Vue6I claas? If so, I played with some of your mats and they are beautiful...thank you. I would use Vue if it would behave...I love the realistic skies and lighting that it can do but it bogs to a crawl with the simplest scene.
astonishing image... I love the way you do it!!!!!
This is beautifully done, Bob!
Fascinating work! Great taste here.
Awesome!