What's For Dinner? by Lyne
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
I love lizards, so I was thrilled when Songbird remix Ken Gilliland came out with his new sets-
Nature's Wonders Lizards. This lizard is generally called a Western Fence Lizard, but growing up
I simply called this lizard a "blue belly lizard". In this scene the lizard has caught the: Crimson Speckled
Flunky from Moths of the World, volume 2. While this moth may not be accurate for this lizard or region,
I chose it because 1. It's a day flying moth and 2. It's colorful! :-) High above the lizard and his dinner, Ken's Golden Eagleā¦
So who is going to have whom for dinner? (However the Blue Belly is so well camouflaged, I think he's safe!)
The rock is from RDNA's rock props package from long time ago. I think I did more post on the rock in this
image than anything else, because this was such an old prop/texture map set.
Around the rock I added my current favorite flower of LisaB's Saliva.
Last but not least I used PhotoGG's sky set: Blue Skies beyond the Clouds.

Comments (10)
I called them blue bellies too when I was small.....Maybe we grew up in the same neighborhood. I think that small lizard is too small for a Golden Eagle.
Lovely work Lyne..........hope the lizard gets to enjoy lunch before he becomes dinner :)
Cool nature scene!
cool
LOL! Thanks all.... appreciate your time to comment! :)
Wonderful work!
Outstanding job! I love the surroundings and the moth.
absolutely a wonderful realization !!!!!!
you did amazing!