Grab the sword! by tiff666

Mixed Medium • Fantasy • posted on Apr 06, 2011

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Comments (20)

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DrCarl

4:40PM | Wed, 06 April 2011

wow.....you really want them to get their hand to the sword in time.....it is amazing...... you have drawn us into the heat of battle...very clever

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JohnDelaquiox

4:45PM | Wed, 06 April 2011

awesome scene great action

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legolie

5:00PM | Wed, 06 April 2011

Amazing pov and action scene ! Excellent !

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Tracesl

7:40PM | Wed, 06 April 2011

great PoV and scene, wonderfully done

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ionfox

8:01PM | Wed, 06 April 2011

The lighting is good and the POV is dramatic... Will be more realistic if the skins/costume comes with battle worn scars, cuts, blood and dirt... Also is the Amazonian nose deliberately fractured?

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Faemike55

8:32PM | Wed, 06 April 2011

Outstanding and intense! Great POV! got us all caught up in the battle, hoping that she can defeat him

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adorety

9:16PM | Wed, 06 April 2011

Excellent perspective. Awesome work. She better be REAL quick!

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brewgirlca

9:34PM | Wed, 06 April 2011

Great action scene with a perfect, dramatic camera angle.

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3dpoetry

10:14PM | Wed, 06 April 2011

Cool work

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odile

11:40PM | Wed, 06 April 2011

Very dramatic action scene. i like the pose and the effects. Super!

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Krid

11:52PM | Wed, 06 April 2011

great dramatic battle scene with excellent pov

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rogue29730

2:42AM | Thu, 07 April 2011

Amazing scene and great POV !

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RodolfoCiminelli

5:18AM | Thu, 07 April 2011

Fabulous POV and impressive scene....!!!!

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RJS

5:26AM | Thu, 07 April 2011

Oh, that's gonna hurt! Looks like another victim falls to Kratos's fury. Nice POV and scene setup here, Simon. The perspective really makes the drama. Bravo!

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