Don't let the Savannah die by UteBigSmile
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
New mixed-medium Render (my own png tube rendered with Daz Studio), some animal props from DeviantArt,
a free wallpaper background and postwork with FotoDonut.

Comments (30)
Très belle scène de la steppe rarissime, on s'attendrait à voir une seul mâle avec son harem. Mais c'est pour l'amour de l'art, le graphisme est exceptionnel, bravo Ute
Great set of lions, like that outfit, too.
Very nice Ute ! Well, we all do hope they survive...
jolie savane
Wonderful my friend!!
And to think that one of Africa's large wild life parks is to be chopped up because the leader of that country wants economic gain at the expense of the animals. "Tourists can see them in a zoo"! Horrors! :-(
Wahre Worte, Super umgesetzt!
These third world dictators don't care about such things, unfortunately.
Awesome scene!
Fabulous creation! Strong character and fine image.
Awesome image my friend love it :)
Gorgeous colors and render.
It is very beautiful and looks very nice!
great!
Great work of art! Very well done:)
Excellent colors, but with so many male lions together it must be deep troubles to keep them apart.
Beautifully done and I love the effect you gave it !
Outstanding render. Really like the pussy cats. Great work.
This looks fabulous Ute with great colors and a real sense of the Savannah.
Oh this looks like a page from a storybook.
The little warrior looks very comfortable surrounded by her lion friends.
good work on the image and a great commentary!
This is really beautiful, Ute! And a great message as well!
Very well done Ute - good luck selling

Fantastic scene!
Wonderful use of prementioned applications in this great African scene, Ute.. I downloaded free PhotoDonut, but it doesn't want to open on my computer.
Gorgeous
This is doused in rich deep yellows and reds, and it feels 'buttery' and filled with honey-tones. You've created a loving nature's cradle, where this woman is warning all intruders not to ruin this paradise. This could be Native America as well (though it's too late, for much of Native America). Beautiful lighting, Ute, and deep rich reds; and the detail on the animals and soil is electric and scintillating. And you have great scraggly trees in the background too...beautifully done.
Excellent