End of the Lizardian Age by kjer_99
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Description
End of the Lizardian Age
A re-occurring theme: The humans came and that was the end of a more primitive culture. (I despair that we will ever learn to approach such things differently; in spite of the StarTrek philosophy of non-intervention.)
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Thanks for coming by and looking. Some for all the comments, etc.
Jeremy
CREDITS:
Figure: RawArt's "Lizardians" (DAZ).
Clothing: orion1167's "Svana V4" (DAZ).
Buildings: Skipper25's "Scottish Broc" (ShareCG).
Eco-system: Created from Vue 6 Studio Pro plants.
Fireballs: Mark Lawson "Monsoon Fire" (Cornucopia).
Spaceship: Simon-3Dd's "Alien Heavy Fighter Craft" (Renderosity).
Comments (9)
Awesome character! 5++
We humans can't ever leave things alone. For some reason we think we are making things "better", in the course of making them "better", we are destroying what was probably perfect, and can never be recreated and is lost forever. Awesome render!
very original scale of 1-10 a 20
That's why we need "not" wonder beyond our own planet....we can't even take care of the one we have....Grand depiction here Jeremy!
Nicely done. Well, hopefully we'd more included to settle on uninhabited (at least by intelligent life) world rather than conquer others. Seem like less work, if nothing else.
Fantastic work.
We humans have a fear of "different"... This is the problem that afflicts humanity! After thousands of years, we have not yet learned to show solidarity and tolerance with everyone! Wonderful scene, Jeremy! Great details and mood! :)
Very nice scene & magnifical character!
stunning work Jeremy!