lovely nice details ^^

Love it ^^
Ive always wondered if Lions were in native American fokelore :P

Yes. Mountain lions, also called pumas or cougars, are really big cats; they can be as big as and weigh as much as an adult human. They are formidable predators. Many of the wild horses that I have seen here in central Nevada have the unmistakable parallel backward/downward slanting claw marks on both sides of their haunches. So do some of my cows; the predator doesn't always win. Since lion hunting was banned in California (they aren't endangered, though), they are no longer afraid of humans and are now eating about one human per year. I carry a .44 magnum six gun in a fast draw rig when working my ranch. Lots of Native American lion stories.

If you Google "American Lion" you will discover that lions predated native Americans by several thousand years. :) Twenty-five per cent larger and heavier than our modern day lions, these felinoids would have been the ultimate in death-on-paws.

"Here kitty-kitty!* *CHOMP!!* :D

I just love the way you draw lions:) They're such eye candy:p

And i just can't help but to admire the way you make those feathers:S (Ok, i'm going to try and make one in photoshop tomorrow... How hard can it be, right?:p)

Oh, and thanks for uploading all these lion pictures:) *Hugs*

I can't get enough of your lion pics:p You need to draw them more often:p

Btw, i see you have those t-shirt images in your gallery... Are you gonna make one of a lion that i can buy?:p

*smiles* maybe some day i will create a " Lions Rule" t-shirt like the wolves-rule & dragons-Rule shirts. :)

I'm actually a little surprized you haven't made one already... You know as well as me that lions rule the most:p

You have done it again!^^ Amazing job dude^^

*Thanks* :)

Nice! ^_^

His eyes, his fur, his colors, and most especially his feathers are amazing. Your feathers are so real... amazing and beautiful. I'll be spending a lot of time this weekend with your CD's high resolution images. Your details are so fine that the increased resolution makes a remarkable difference. The outstanding becomes the astonishing...

Thanks foxystallion for the comments. :) The feathers were done using simmilar techniques as my fur textures. ( Take note: , not two of the feathers are a like, as in the more recent Dakkotaheadress pic i done.)

Thank you for the heads up on the feathers; I'll be looking at them at all scales right down to the pixel level. (Just what you would expect from a physicist/biologist...)

*Smiles* :)

Hello! On behalf of our group:  NativeAmericanArtClub we would be honored if you would let us post your Native American Art in our group~ In the artist comments, we will link to your user-page and also to the original posting of said art piece. This group is solely for people who love Native American art, and for promotional purposes of Native American artists. If you have any questions or concerns, just ask me  ChiefItchybum also known as  JyakiVicc
Thank you and have a great day! –Jyaki

That sounds awsome ! You are welcome to post any of my native art works if you liek. ( also my Dakkota Wolf costume is Native American based, as i have First Nations ancestory in my family.

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