Blue Dragon Metal Print

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A great blue dragon stands atop a rock high on a cliff. As smoke drifts from its nostrils it sniffs the air for any scent of prey (or fair maidens). It flexes is massive leathery wings ready to take to the air. Behind it the landscape stretches to snow capped mountains while wild clouds fill the sky.In the world of the RPG Dungeons and Dragons, blue dragons were the second largest of the chromatic (evil) wyrms. Rather than spitting fire, they had lightning breath, though I still prefer to make mine a fire breather (hence the smoke). I rather like the way the beast's blue scales work with the blue patches of sky peaking through the clouds.About how I create my artwork: Rather than traditional forms of art such as painting or photography, I use a computer to create my images. It's called 3D Rendering and works like so: I make a scene by sculpting and arranging digital models in a virtual 3D space. After stipulating lighting and atmospheric effects, I have the computer create a simul...

I am a forty-something living in the Metro-Atlanta area -- one of the few people who was actually born and raised here. I'm married and have two sons and a daughter. By day, I am a senior software engineer. But, by night I am a 3D render artist. I have dual degrees from the University of Georgia, one in Computer Science, the other in Fine Art. So, it seems only natural that I attempt to combine the two by producing art using a computer. Plus, I find that it's a bit more practical than painting as it doesn't require all of the clean up, harsh chemicals, or expensive supplies. In fact, I have been a render artist since some of the first ray-tracing programs were made publicly available in the mid 80's. To follow me on facebook CLICK...