Human Tales by ShannonHowell
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
After a long day of hunting for food and looking for new adventures to get into, Atanna and her dragon Zayl settle down for a peaceful night, hopefully without any interruptions. But instead of telling fairy tales about dragons, unicorns and other mythical beast like some tell, Zayl likes for Atanna to tell him stories about her child hood. He especially loves to hear stories around her teenage years and about her love life, about men she has dated and crushes she has had over her life so far. The stories relax him and they help him figure out how to approach those lovely female dragons from his homeland. And with the sun starting to set and the night creeping up on them, Atanna begins her stories as Zayl listens to each and every word she says and takes it all in
Comments (11)
Way too cool! Great job :)
This is wonderful!!!!! I love the story with it, too. I bet he's really good with the lady dragons. You really have great textures in this one, and you achieved unbelievable distance. It just goes on and on. Kudos, Shannon!!!!
that is one heck of a job! gorgeous
this is very fine work...
A really great picture,the lights effects, the poses and the textures of the Characters are greats; and the story is very interesting; i like this picture.:)
Excellent work. Dragon and ground textures are absolutely fantastic.
Amazing work
Another stunning piece of fantasy artwork. I love your images!!! :)))
Thanks everybody for the comments and ratings. I really do appreciate them :o)
Very cool!
Wow, really a great scene - light on the dragon is really excellent, but inside trees I see too much ambient light. Did you composed this scene in Photoshop or was it a true 100% rendering in Vue ?