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This is a place of a great many memories.
This hilltop, located right in the center of
Dravsky 's territory and the same hill that houses his lair, is a common meeting spot for us two, and a perfect setting for almost any activity. One may think that inside Dravsky's lair might be a better place to do something as delicate as potion making or precise as metalworking - just like Dravsky and I respectively are doing here. After all, it's entrance is a mere few paces away. But, it's much too cramped and boring inside! Out here, the surrounding forest is simply stunning, and so much more lively than inside a dark den! Additionally, the area is so consistently peaceful and serene that we need not fear any distractions or threats. Except perhaps the little squirrel that has climbed atop my tail tip! But that's something I hardly even noticed until now!
Wow,
Huge freaking props to
TiToErez for drawing this stunningly gorgeous scene for Dravsky and I!!! I'm absolutely blown away by the quality and detail put in here! I would highly highly recommend them as an artist. Their dragons and their backgrounds are both stunning, on top of the fact that they are easy to work with, and give super great value on their prices!!
But that's not even all the praise I have for TiTo,
As an apology for taking so long to complete our commission (which wasn't even that long tbh), TiTo surprised us and threw in a complete fullbody of each of our dragons in exciting poses - with just as much effort and detail as seen in this commission - as a thank you gift!!!!!!!!!
Please, PLEASE check out these incredible gifts [when uploaded!]:
- Craddock's Piece
- Dravsky's Piece
Certainly you see what I mean when I praise this artist! I can't express my gratitude enough! Thank you TiToErez , and I highly recommend all of you check them out!!
EDIT: The original has been posted on TiTo's page!! Click here to check it out!
This hilltop, located right in the center of
Dravsky 's territory and the same hill that houses his lair, is a common meeting spot for us two, and a perfect setting for almost any activity. One may think that inside Dravsky's lair might be a better place to do something as delicate as potion making or precise as metalworking - just like Dravsky and I respectively are doing here. After all, it's entrance is a mere few paces away. But, it's much too cramped and boring inside! Out here, the surrounding forest is simply stunning, and so much more lively than inside a dark den! Additionally, the area is so consistently peaceful and serene that we need not fear any distractions or threats. Except perhaps the little squirrel that has climbed atop my tail tip! But that's something I hardly even noticed until now!Wow,
Huge freaking props to
TiToErez for drawing this stunningly gorgeous scene for Dravsky and I!!! I'm absolutely blown away by the quality and detail put in here! I would highly highly recommend them as an artist. Their dragons and their backgrounds are both stunning, on top of the fact that they are easy to work with, and give super great value on their prices!!But that's not even all the praise I have for TiTo,
As an apology for taking so long to complete our commission (which wasn't even that long tbh), TiTo surprised us and threw in a complete fullbody of each of our dragons in exciting poses - with just as much effort and detail as seen in this commission - as a thank you gift!!!!!!!!!
Please, PLEASE check out these incredible gifts [when uploaded!]:
- Craddock's Piece
- Dravsky's Piece
Certainly you see what I mean when I praise this artist! I can't express my gratitude enough! Thank you
TiToErez , and I highly recommend all of you check them out!!EDIT: The original has been posted on TiTo's page!! Click here to check it out!
Category Artwork (Digital) / General Furry Art
Species Western Dragon
Size 3396 x 1648px
File Size 7.83 MB
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