Had to design a dragon that is an avatar of a particular elemental fury.
I decided to go with the male version of two dragons I designed just so I could finish quick (Did about 90% of the work in the night before it was due.) An avatar of the fury of the earth, he has the ability to cause earthquakes 'n all that good'n stuff.
Specs: -Weight: Heavy as Radiohead -Length: 240 ft | 73m -Height (At shoulder) 75ft | 22m
He's a behemoth. I figger all he has to do is perch atop his mountain lair, let out a roar, and BAM.
California detaches.
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askROW: .v23FOR a lost battalion of platonic conversationalist jumping down the stoops off fire escapes off windowsills off Empire State out of the moon
the only reason I ask is because MichaelJaecks went through a rather elaborate explanation of how his earthquake dragon actualy generated the earthquakes.
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people draw aime because they are incapeable of drawing anything else.
I happily renounce the existance of all things religious... in this reality at least.
I kind of keep quiet on elaborating what a concept creature ''does'', at least in explanation of a basic picture. A concept image is meant to be elaborated on by the writers - If you start talking about things that the image doesn't directly represent, I look on it as just unneccessary padding.
Not to say I don't like reading people's explanations of their concepts or even writing my own; I left it out for the competition because they asked for an image, not a story.
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askROW: .v23FOR a lost battalion of platonic conversationalist jumping down the stoops off fire escapes off windowsills off Empire State out of the moon
hmmm... you see, that is where I can't seem to comprehend your logic...
if you enjoy writing explinations for your concepts, and there were no specific rules telling you NOT to give an explination, why then did you decide not to write one? in my opinion, even the most simple of an explination can be used to greatly enhance a drawn concept...
then again, if you simply drew this without a clear concept in mind, I suppose there would be no explination to write...
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people draw aime because they are incapeable of drawing anything else.
I happily renounce the existance of all things religious... in this reality at least.
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people draw aime because they are incapeable of drawing anything else.
I happily renounce the existance of all things religious... in this reality at least.
California detaches.
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askROW: .v23FOR
a lost battalion of platonic conversationalist jumping down the stoops off fire escapes off windowsills off Empire State out of the moon
the only reason I ask is because MichaelJaecks went through a rather elaborate explanation of how his earthquake dragon actualy generated the earthquakes.
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people draw aime because they are incapeable of drawing anything else.
I happily renounce the existance of all things religious... in this reality at least.
Not to say I don't like reading people's explanations of their concepts or even writing my own; I left it out for the competition because they asked for an image, not a story.
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askROW: .v23FOR
a lost battalion of platonic conversationalist jumping down the stoops off fire escapes off windowsills off Empire State out of the moon
if you enjoy writing explinations for your concepts, and there were no specific rules telling you NOT to give an explination, why then did you decide not to write one? in my opinion, even the most simple of an explination can be used to greatly enhance a drawn concept...
then again, if you simply drew this without a clear concept in mind, I suppose there would be no explination to write...
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people draw aime because they are incapeable of drawing anything else.
I happily renounce the existance of all things religious... in this reality at least.
This rocks!
but... she did say that she liked to write explanations... so... why not?
sorry if I upset anyone in any way...
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people draw aime because they are incapeable of drawing anything else.
I happily renounce the existance of all things religious... in this reality at least.
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