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Van-Oost β They who breathe fire
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Published: 2010-04-30 06:45:14 +0000 UTC; Views: 1498; Favourites: 44; Downloads: 32
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Another steampunk dragon. Hope you like itI donΒ΄t like the fire that much, might change it some day
Lineart Version >> [link]
EDIT: Moved the dragon a little bit to the centre, scaled down the fire and darkened the smoke.
BG texture by [link]
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I totally lost track of the brushes and textures that i downloaded. So if you recognize any of them please message me and i will credit the author properly.
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well.. actually it isn't. Its an autonomous clockwork steam-powered creature.
Do you read commissioned comic?
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Yes indeed. They shouldn't have killed the pilot!
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we all knew they were going to kill him haha.
I was into steampunk dragons before O included his in the comic [link] , so when i saw it was like WOW thats awesome!
~sorry for my english~
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Don't mention the english 
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haha its my real surname, my grandparents were from belgium. It means "from the east". Its in flemish, which is spoken in half of belguim and its a variation from dutch.
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I know, because I'm dutch
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thank you so much. I{m not very pleased with the coloring though... i don't know what is it, but something just doesn't feel right... may be the fire, may be the smoke..
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hmm I think it might be the smoke, maybe a more grey or black smoke would tie in better
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Darkened the smoke a bit (not that much tough) and resized the fire.
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I think the darker smoke helped a lot, I might even go a bit darker here and there, and the fire can either be made larger to where it goes off the "paper" or kept like that. the way it is now seems like he just started breathing fire and it's not to it's full size yet, or he just finished and it's starting to pitter out
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I like how it looks like it's burninating a village.
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Also, They who breathe fire should not live in wooden houses.
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