Lone Wolf (happy B-Day August artists) by eekdog
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hope you all had a great weekend, and please enjoy the week, thanks for the peek and comments. something simple today.
i'm going to the local office here of the unemployment office and see if i can get them to approve my past due benifits, since the denver office is not helping at all. it will be a total of 8 weeks now since they have given me a dime.
saw a show on history channel about three weeks ago about the Templar Knights, i so forgot the name of the lady the dual cross was named after during that time period, but the show's host had tied it in with the exxon logo with the same look, just a bit shorter on the longer part of the cross. imagine a E, then the O & N after it. what you think?
my last: Declined
happy that some of you pointed out the guy's name on the desk ( Mr. Les Care) my bud Mikeerson always points out the time i put on the clock.
Credits:
Gothic Desire Background by: Bez & Antje
SteamPunk Captain Outfit by: RPublishing
Selene Hair by: Mairy
Wolf by: Jane Eden @ YUR Digital
Credits:
Gothic Desire Background by: Bez & Antje
SteamPunk Captain Outfit by: RPublishing
Selene Hair by: Mairy
Wolf by: Jane Eden @ YUR Digital
Comments (83)
An excellent piece and Birthday dedi! Well done, Steve!
Nice composition! Love the pup!
oh that wolf. Sooo fantastic. awesome image
A great image here; a little melancholy creeping in but nice work!
Great work, an remarkable birthday wish.. good luck at the unemployment office .. :)
Lol...it's not named after a lady. It is the Cross of Lorraine ~ for the Alsaice-Lorraine region of France. It was carried by the original Knights Templar into the Crusades as a symbol of their right to be in the Holy Land, given to them by the Archbishop of Jerusalem. It was also used by the Free French Forces in WWII as their symbol. Love this image, Steve! Beautiful colors and render hon. The wolf of course makes it! Good luck with those people!!
superb scene :)
Very beautiful and romantic image, my friend. Great work.
this is cool
Very nicely done.
Awesome wolf! ")
Very fine work, good luck.
Wonderful scene!
yep when seeing the cross i think also of the free french forces.fascinating history the templars right on.
Beautiful image and birthday dedication....the character looks great....the background looks great, and the white wolf is awesome!! (I luv wolves)....great job Steve....."good luck" to you....
Great idea and excellent work! The best wishes for you!
Great artwork! Love the Wolf very much. Anna
Wonderful dark composition, superb image, Steve!
Great image :)
Superb image! :)
beautiful creation, well done with the outfit and the wolf hair
Impressive image with the wolf, excellent, Steve !
Nice piece of work!
cool
cool work,well done.
Wonderful work and Birthday dedi********
Exellent.
nice! the white wolf looks great with all the darker colors.
Fabulous scene and render! Good luck at the Unemployment office!! Don't give up!
Very nice!!!!!