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A lost city hidden deep in the jungle (Alan Burton cover for Dragon 31, TSR, November 1979, an issue that included several articles about adventuring in jungle environments)
Chicago, circa 1893.
The Ruins of Tyralinthian - Animated painting
When the Unlearning came, it first presented itself in the form of tsunamis upon the Southern Sea. Underwater earthquakes and colossal tidal waves gradually claimed the continent’s oldest and most historically significant city, which now rests as peacefully as possible directly off the Southwestern coastline, right along the new edge of the Deep Dark. Unlike Archaenimo and Qraeto, which were burned and shaken to dust respectively, what was once the Pride of the South sank slowly into a glacial abyss over the course of two and one-half months.
How it started…
…how it’s going…
Stargate SG-1 || Lost City (Part 2)
If you're wondering what I've been doing in April and May, this is why. This artwork I did for a Digital Illustration Class assignment.
The subject is Conan the Barbarian and the pirate lady Valeria looking at the ruined lost city known as Xuchotl, which is illuminated by the light of the moon.
Valeria's pose was based on a pose from @adorkastock complete with the swords.
Conan was based on a low-poly model lended to me by the teacher (as we had no big muscular figure for reference).
And I used Cinema 4D to figure out where the lighting of the moon would hit these characters and what kind of shades would emerge from said lighting. The overall artwork is ultimately done in Procreate.
Doc Savage art by Dave Dorman