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Pezito โ Sand Wyrm
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Published: 2010-10-01 07:00:03 +0000 UTC; Views: 3964; Favourites: 35; Downloads: 152
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Another oldie which I still like (hey don't worry, just gotta catch up but I'll upload new stuff soon
). I label it as "traditional" because 80% of it was done with pencil and paper ; I drew it and did all of the shading with a pencil, and the computer was used only to add flat colors and the background texture. The goal was to work on the lighting (and still is 
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Hey just wondering if i can summit this as the photo for the sand dragon Im submitting to the monster home brew section ofย www.dndbeyond.com/ thanks in advance?
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Oops! Sorry, didn't visit dA for a long time and I only just saw your comment. xD
Yes, you can use this artwork for the homebrew section of dndbeyond.com!
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Hi, I was wondering if I could use (with credit, of course) your art work for a card I'm creating for an online game. It would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks in advance,
~WyvernZed
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Sure !
It's funny how this sand wyrm seems to be the favorite of many people ; it always surprises me (in a good way) ! ^^
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This is incredibly well done - the lighting looks great. It's often hard (for me, at least) to combine pencil shading with digital colors, but you've done a brilliant job of it. I especially like the head, and the scales - simple, but very effective. The dust in front is a little flat/"blurry" compared to the crisper 'texture' of the background, but the overall effect is great.
- Alizarinerose
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Thank you for your constructive comment ! I had never really seen that issue with the blurry/crisper sand but now that you mention it, it definitely could've been improved. Should've been the contrary actually ! Crisper sand in the foreground, blurrier sand in the background. What was I thinking... ?
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Honestly, it's not that "bad" or anything - the main focus is that fantastically awesome Sand Wyrm, and having really detailed 'sand' in the front could (potentially) distract from it. Maybe even just blurring the background a bit and/or darkening it could help? Excellent piece, still ^_^
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I wish I could draw that good, I'm still in beginning art
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