::: Egypt 2 ::: - For my Sweetheart Claudia by Mad-Mike
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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Another Pyramid artwork I create for you dear 
Your my one and only in life I need honey ~ Smaackssss
Love you always
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Friends thanks for previous comments on my uploads :-) you guys are really cool. and I will comment now, whilst I am free this moment.
Previous to my Claudia : 1683984
-- Note I created this sky myself with hdr sky image. like how it came out :-) Volumetric + Radiosity applied as well.
Comments (23)
LOVE this image! Particularly how the sand is brushed up against that side of the pyramid! Fantastic image, Mike!
This is a good one too!
A good Idea to create this scene - and wow - the Sky here looks so realistic
Outstanding Mike!
Excellent sky! Bravo
Lovely scene - the sky looks super!!!!!!!!!!
excellent scene Mike, the sky is awesome !!
You are the first to compare the scale of a palm tree to a pyramid. I have seen them compared to a camel before, but this is a first. The song I am thinking of is "Daughter of Darkness." The palms, biblically, are symbols of daughters.
Awesome image !!!
Another great scene, Dave. All lovely images for a lovely lady!
Great job. I love the trees and the sky. Looks like a photo.
you did well mike with that sky :o)..superb my friend mick
real cool
I love how the sand and the trees look! Great render!
Fantastic work!
Very nice!!!!
Very COOL
Belle imagination
nice work Mike....I like this!!
The sandy look to the terrain is very well done, Mike. Great series.
I just read on the net that a pyramid that had been lost was found in Egypt after they removed 25 feet of sand.your interpretation of the pyramids are superb
Wonderful colors and textures